Charlie Fleed
Member
Hi guys. Here's my problem
http://img138.imageshack.us/img138/2434/immaginebv2.jpg[/img]
As you can see there are two windows, A and B, with A.z > B.z so that A appears closer to the viewer.
But, you also see that under the word "beast" there's a little arrow that belongs to the window in the rear (B). And it seems to have opacity=255, while window B has opacity=100, back_opacity=0 and content_opacity=0.
How is that possible?
Thanks for any help.
EDIT: i figured out the problem with the z coordinate. That cursor is kind of considered as content, and then it has a z-coordinate value that equals the window's z-coordinate plus 2. Raising the difference between A.z and B.z solves the problem in the picture.
However there are other cases in which the cursor of the rear window is not covered, and it appears solid, no matter what opacity i set. So the question becomes: what controls the opacity of that cursor?
http://img138.imageshack.us/img138/2434/immaginebv2.jpg[/img]
As you can see there are two windows, A and B, with A.z > B.z so that A appears closer to the viewer.
But, you also see that under the word "beast" there's a little arrow that belongs to the window in the rear (B). And it seems to have opacity=255, while window B has opacity=100, back_opacity=0 and content_opacity=0.
How is that possible?
Thanks for any help.
EDIT: i figured out the problem with the z coordinate. That cursor is kind of considered as content, and then it has a z-coordinate value that equals the window's z-coordinate plus 2. Raising the difference between A.z and B.z solves the problem in the picture.
However there are other cases in which the cursor of the rear window is not covered, and it appears solid, no matter what opacity i set. So the question becomes: what controls the opacity of that cursor?
