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float dgsGetAlpha ( element dgsElement [, bool isAbsolute = false, bool includeParent = false ] )
float dgsGetAlpha ( element dgsElement [, bool isAbsolute = false, bool includeParent = false ] )
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    Method = DGSElement:getAlpha|
    Variable = alpha|
    Counterpart = dgsSetAlpha
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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}}

Latest revision as of 21:17, 3 May 2021

Alpha represents the transparency of a dgs element. This function allows retrieval of a dgs element's current alpha.

Syntax

float dgsGetAlpha ( element dgsElement [, bool isAbsolute = false, bool includeParent = false ] )

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Method: DGSElement:getAlpha(...)
Variable: .alpha
Counterpart: dgsSetAlpha

Required Arguments

  • dgsElement: The dgs element in which you want to retrieve the alpha of.

Optional Arguments

  • isAbsolute: A bool determines whether the return value ranges from 0 to 255 or 0 to 1.
  • includeParent : A bool indicates the whether the parents' alpha will be calculated into the return value or not.

Returns

This function returns a positive integer in between 0 and 1 of the dgs element's current alpha, or false if it could not be retrieved.

Example

This example provides a guiFade function, which allows you to fade in/out a DGS GUI. 

DGS = exports.dgs
function guiFade( gui, state )
	if state == "in" then -- This state will fade in the DGS GUI
		fadeIn = setTimer(guiFade, 50, 1, gui, state) -- We loop the function to make it lower the alpha each 50 ms
		alpha = DGS:dgsGetAlpha(gui) -- We get the DGS GUI's actual alpha after each loop
		DGS:dgsSetAlpha(gui, alpha - 0.1) -- We set the DGS GUI's actual alpha after each loop
		if alpha == 0 then -- If the loop reached "0"...
			DGS:dgsSetVisible(gui, false) -- We set the DGS GUI visibility to 0 so it won't be clickable or editable
			killTimer(fadeIn) -- ... We kill the timer
			fadeIn = nil -- And to make sure it doesn't exist anymore, we set it to nil
		end
	elseif state == "out" then -- This state will fade out the DGS GUI
		DGS:dgsSetVisible(gui, true) -- Since the GUI will still be click-able, we'll set it's visibility to "false"
		fadeOut = setTimer(guiFade, 50, 1, gui, state) -- We loop the function to make it higher the alpha each 50 ms
		alpha = DGS:dgsGetAlpha(gui) -- We get the DGS GUI's actual alpha after each loop
		DGS:dgsSetAlpha(gui, alpha + 0.1) -- We set the DGS GUI's actual alpha after each loop
		if alpha == 1 then -- If the loop reached "1"...
			killTimer(fadeOut) -- ... We kill the timer
			fadeOut = nil -- And to make sure it doesn't exist anymore, we set it to nil
		end
	end
end


myWindow = DGS:dgsCreateWindow ( 0.30, 0.10, 0.5, 0.60, "DGS window title", true )
guiFade(myWindow,"out")

-- NOTE: If you're using a button to pop up the DGS-Element. Use "dgsSetEnabled" along with the button. You'll have also to set a timer in order to disable it by the time it fades, either way it will bug.

See Also

General Functions

General Events

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