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[Resolved] Slight Modification to "New Shop Interface by Leon_Westbrooke"

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Ok, I'm using "New Shop Interface by Leon_Westbrooke", which I must say is a very well made script. However, there's one slight thing I want to try to change.

In these two windows, the character check window and the purchase window, the background is transparent:

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If you notice, the text from the window behind it is kind of distracting. I'm wondering if there is a way to edit the script so that the character check window and the purchase window are not transparent.

Thanks for the help.  :)
« Last Edit: October 15, 2009, 10:47:56 PM by blademan »

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Having not really looked at the script, I might be wrong - but it kind of looks like the windowskin itself is semi-transparent, which means that even if opacity is 255 it will still be see-through, and I think it might be 255 in those screenshots. Normally, viewports would be helpful here, but I think they wouldn't apply given the centralization.

I'm guessing that the only real way to fix in this case is to make a couple dummy windows to place between the dialogue and the main screen.

I might look at it if I have time, but I would maybe suggest using a more opaque windowskin if that's an option.

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You were right, it's the windowskin that was transparent, not something in the script.

Well, now I feel ridiculous.  :P Thanks for your time anyway.  :)