Closed Brottweiler closed 9 years ago
It works fine for me.
It should not work fine for you... I just tried it now after compiling latest git (not latest now, but yesterday, should make no difference) and this is how it looks like:
I will enhance it, look:
Does this seriously not happen for you?
This is how it looks for me. Honestly, I have no idea why your text didn't get lowered with it.
What's your environment like? Such as your OS, Java, graphics and driver versions?
GNU/Linux, Java 1.7.0_55. I literally don't see how my graphics driver causes this, but it's nvidia. Can get the card for you if you need that...
More info: I set opacity to 20%, and this is the result:
Then I set it to 21%, and this is the result:
20% or lower == completely transparency, except the last line. 21% or higher, it shows the proper opacity I guess.
I understand now that complete transparency is not intended, but It's what I prefer, would it be possible to basically make 10% be like, 0%? Or in some other way do it, so there's no background at all?
Are you using Oracle's Java or OpenJDK?
On Sat, May 31, 2014 at 7:54 PM, Christoffer Tibell < notifications@github.com> wrote:
GNU/Linux, Java 1.7.0_55. I literally don't see how my graphics driver causes this, but it's nvidia. Can get the card for you if you need that...
More info: I set opacity to 20%, and this is the result:
Then I set it to 21%, and this is the result:
20% or lower == completely transparency, except the last line. 21% or higher, it shows the proper opacity I guess.
I understand now that complete transparency is not intended, but It's what I prefer, would it be possible to basically make 10% be like, 0%? Or in some other way do it, so there's no background at all?
Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub https://github.com/Dykam/tabbychat/issues/45#issuecomment-44763650.
OpenJDK.
But I noticed in your screenshot, you do not have the option "Text ignored opacity setting" checked. Check it first, then see if you have the same issue as me.
OK, I see it now. I'll get to it.
Apparently, this was a vanilla bug, and Forge just fixed it. I'm not sure if we inherit or override the method they inserted into, though. I'm not even sure what method they're putting it in. Can you test and report the results? If it still doesn't work, I'll figure out a way to implement it.
MinecraftForge/MinecraftForge@5c0217d3164aa59 (1181)
Nevermind. That is already being done.
Picture:
Also video: http://youtu.be/CTmHUPA_scU