A larger value provided with the command 0 !LPUB FADE_STEPS OPACITY <value> produces a greater amount of transparency.
This behaviour is inverted. In fact a larger 'opacity' value should provide greater opaqueness (less transparency).
Environment
Version of LPub3D - 2.4.7
Operating system - All
Expected behaviour
Providing a larger value with the command 0 !LPUB FADE_STEPS OPACITY <value> should produce less transparency.
Actual behaviour
Transparency is inverted - i.e. a larger opacity value produces greater transparency.
Solution
Invert the behaviour so that an opacity value of, for example, 30 will provide greater transparency while
a larger value, for example, 70 will produce more opaqueness so that 100 will be fully opaque and 0 will be
completely transparent.
Subject
A larger value provided with the command
0 !LPUB FADE_STEPS OPACITY <value>
produces a greater amount of transparency. This behaviour is inverted. In fact a larger 'opacity' value should provide greater opaqueness (less transparency).Environment
Version of LPub3D - 2.4.7 Operating system - All
Expected behaviour
Providing a larger value with the command
0 !LPUB FADE_STEPS OPACITY <value>
should produce less transparency.Actual behaviour
Transparency is inverted - i.e. a larger opacity value produces greater transparency.
Solution
Invert the behaviour so that an opacity value of, for example,
30
will provide greater transparency while a larger value, for example,70
will produce more opaqueness so that100
will be fully opaque and0
will be completely transparent.Cheers,