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Transparency vs. Opacity

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DGSweeper's current settings for Transparency are listed as 100, 75, and 50% transparency. Choosing 100% will set the transparency to 0%, and DGSweeper becomes opaque...

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The transparent window property is set from 0-255. Having it set at 255 makes it completely visible. 0 makes it invisible. 100% of 255 is, of course, 255. :P.

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The transparent window property is set from 0-255. Having it set at 255 makes it completely visible. 0 makes it invisible. 100% of 255 is, of course, 255. :P.

 

I think the point was more it's the wrong word use.

100% Transparent ought to mean it's entirely see through, not entirely opaque.

So your transparency options are actually measuring Opacity (100% Opacity means completely opacque)

 

You either need to swap transparency to opacity or replace the values of 100%, 75% and 50% with 0% 25% and 50% (not the actual property value, just what they are called)

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