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bool dgsSetAlpha ( element guielement, float alpha )
bool dgsSetAlpha ( element guielement, float alpha )
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===Required Arguments===  
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==See Also==
=See Also=
{{DGSFUNCTIONS}}
 
==<span style="color:#eb3f00;text-shadow:0.05em 0.05em 0.2em #00000099;">General Functions</span>==
{{DGS General Functions}}
 
==<span style="color:#eb3f00;text-shadow:0.05em 0.05em 0.2em #00000099;">General Events</span>==
{{DGS Events/General}}

Revision as of 18:10, 19 April 2021

This changes the alpha level (the visibleness/transparency) of a DGS element

Syntax

bool dgsSetAlpha ( element guielement, float alpha )

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Required Arguments

  • guiElement: the DGS element whose visibility is to be changed
  • alpha: The visibility/transparency of the DGS element. Ranges from 0 (fully transparent) to 1 (fully opaque). Default value is 0.80.

Returns

Returns true if the dgs element's alpha was successfully changed, false otherwise.

Example

This creates a DGS window and allows a player to change it's alpha (the visibleness/transparency) value with a command. 

DGS = exports.dgs
myWindow = DGS:dgsCreateWindow ( 0.30, 0.10, 0.5, 0.60, "DGS window title", true )

--Add a command handler to change the alpha of the DGS window.
--Usage example: '/alpha 0.8', where 0.8 is stored as alphaAmount
function changeAlpha ( commandName, alphaAmount )
	alphaAmount = tonumber(alphaAmount)
	DGS:dgsSetAlpha ( myWindow, alphaAmount )
end
addCommandHandler ( "alpha", changeAlpha )

See Also

General Functions

General Events

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