Transparency - 31/05/04 04:41 PM
I'd like to be able to stick an mIRC window on the desktop and make it transparent.
Re: Transparency - 31/05/04 04:48 PM
look in display options\windows
should be what your looking for
should be what your looking for
Re: Transparency - 31/05/04 05:00 PM
I think but I'm not sure that we still have the ability to use /setlayer but only for desktop windows (am I right?).
0 is transparent, 255 is opaque.
Code:
/setlayer <0-255> <@name>
0 is transparent, 255 is opaque.
Re: Transparency - 31/05/04 05:29 PM
Yes, /setlayer was only changed so it could not be used to affect the main mIRC window. This post has some more information.
Regards,
Regards,
Re: Transparency - 31/05/04 06:26 PM
dude this is 100% possible. Have you even tried it?
Code:
/window -ad @test /setlayer @test 50
Re: Transparency - 31/05/04 11:26 PM
Seeing as /setlayer is undocumented it's entirely likely that he wasn't aware of the command.
Re: Transparency - 02/06/04 11:43 AM
I've written a kind of tutorial listing these undocumented commands I heard about, and has also been completed by other scripters, while adding coding example to these commands but it will be of no use here as it's written in French.
Re: Transparency - 09/06/04 07:50 PM
You can do it with this : ~url removed~
Re: Transparency - 16/06/04 01:53 PM
I am sorry to inform you that it does not.
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dude this is 100% possible. Have you even tried it?
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dude this is 100% possible. Have you even tried it?
Code:
/window -ad @test /setlayer @test 50
Re: Transparency - 16/06/04 03:37 PM
Well that was actually posted by Soul_Eater, not me. But anyway, if /setlayer isn't working for you it's probably because you're on Windows 95/98/ME. Transparency is only available on Windows 2000/XP.