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18/04/2012 13:37:37

hugmyster
hugmyster
Posts: 107 		The range of paint colours is excellent. Any that aren't listed can be created using the old RGB method.

My whingesome grovel is would it be possible to pop in an alpha channel - or even just an alpha colour - to use for painting things? You could do a true Nearly Headless Nick and striped bands would make a great springy effect.

Any good?
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18/04/2012 14:21:19

gimmick
gimmick
Posts: 179 		Some props accepts textures, not only RGB colors. In this case, you can use PNG picture with transparent areas.
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18/04/2012 15:52:17

hugmyster
hugmyster
Posts: 107 		In fact invisible props have been very useful for 'floating' objects!

I was thinking of people. If you colour any of them as invisible (alpha) then their true colours shine through, which is not what I wanted.

Does sound like a Phil Collins' song though... Violin
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18/04/2012 19:13:04

WozToonsExperimental user
WozToons
Posts: 494
Does sound like a Phil Collins' song though... Violin


Cyndi Lauper.

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18/04/2012 21:48:58

DreekoMuvizu mogulExperimental user
Dreeko
Posts: 1257 		Cyndi always looks like she is trying to read something really tiny with that squinty eyed expression.
Put your glasses on woman!
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19/04/2012 12:44:07

hugmyster
hugmyster
Posts: 107 		WozToons wrote:
Does sound like a Phil Collins' song though... Violin


Cyndi Lauper.

You are completely right. I stand corrected.Quiet
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