Under Windows I have an external that allows you to set a stack a colour
and then make that colour transparent.. Under Mac OS X there are two ways
to create a window - composite and non-composite. Rev creates windows
(stacks) as non-composite and therefore cannot create a transparent window
with
Interesting - thanks! Any reason you know of for not choosing composite
windows on OSX - I take it you can't port your external to OSX without that
:)
On 9 June 2010 15:03, Shao Sean shaos...@wehostmacs.com wrote:
Under Windows I have an external that allows you to set a stack a colour
and
Interesting - thanks! Any reason you know of for not choosing composite
windows on OSX - I take it you can't port your external to OSX without
that
:)
No idea.. Might be a historical reason from when Mac OS X was just
starting or from when Dr Raney was working on the engine or it might be a
Before I dive in with masks, multiple stacks and the like - any advice on
how to achieve a stack with opaque controls and a transparent background. It
seems that due to the nature of the inheritance using the blendlevel to make
the stack window transparent means that all of its controls will be at
Recently, David Bovill wrote:
Before I dive in with masks, multiple stacks and the like - any advice on
how to achieve a stack with opaque controls and a transparent background. It
seems that due to the nature of the inheritance using the blendlevel to make
the stack window transparent means
