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Image:Stick_trans_50.png|sticks with 0.5 transparency | Image:Stick_trans_50.png|sticks with 0.5 transparency | ||
Image:Stick_trans_90.png|sticks with 0.9 transparency | Image:Stick_trans_90.png|sticks with 0.9 transparency | ||
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| + | == Note == | ||
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| + | Stick transparency works best with "unilayer" transparency (Setting menu > transparency > Unilayer) rather than "multilayer", which leads to odd artifacts where the sticks join. | ||
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| + | Image:Stick_trans_50-multi.png|sticks with 0.5 transparency and multilayer transparency | ||
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Revision as of 23:25, 24 September 2006
Overview
The setting "stick_transparency" allows one to set the degree of transparency for stick objects, independent of all other objects. Allowable values range from 0 (fully opaque) to 1 (fully transparent, i.e. invisible).
Settings
set stick_transparency, 0.50 # Makes sticks 50-percent transparent
Examples
Open the images to actually see the details!
sticks with no transparency
sticks with 0.5 transparency
sticks with 0.9 transparency
Note
Stick transparency works best with "unilayer" transparency (Setting menu > transparency > Unilayer) rather than "multilayer", which leads to odd artifacts where the sticks join.
sticks with 0.5 transparency and multilayer transparency
