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...used for alpha testing. In the original world render mode, any pixel whose alpha value is below the alphaClamp value is cut away. Other world render modes b

if ( red ~= 255 or green ~= 255 or blue ~= 255 or alpha ~= 255 ) then -- نتحقق إن القيم لا تساوي 255

...erSetColor( element colorPicker [, int color1, int color2, int color3, int alpha, string colorType = "RGB" ] ) *'''alpha:''' This is the alpha color argument, doesn't depend on "colorType"

...r of the specified marker by modifying the values for red, green, blue and alpha. *'''a:''' The amount of alpha in the final color (0 to 255).

[int] SirenData[sirenPoint].Alpha ...(during bad visibility conditions): " .. sirenData[1].Alpha .. ", minimum alpha (during good visibility conditions): " .. sirenData[1].Min_Alpha .. ".", pl

...idList, int rowIndex, int columnIndex, int red, int green, int blue [, int alpha = 255 ] ) * '''alpha:''' The amount of alpha in the color (0-255).

...cuno. I valori sono, in ordine,''rosso'',''verde'',''azzurro'', e''alfa''. Alpha decide la trasparenza dove 255 è opaco e 0 è completamente trasparente. V red, green, blue, alpha = getBlipColor ( blipValue )

...ch. The values are, in order, ''red'', ''green'', ''blue'', and ''alpha''. Alpha decides transparency where 255 is opaque and 0 is transparent. ''false'' is

...le [[interpolateBetween]] could have been used directly to interpolate the alpha between 0 and 255 and then 255 and 0 but is example is just to illustrate t local alpha = fAnimationTime*255

*'''aAlpha:''' The amount of alpha (0-255). *'''bAlpha:''' The amount of alpha (0-255).

bool dgsLabelSetColor ( element theElement, int red, int green, int blue, int alpha ) *'''alpha:''' An integer specifying the amount of alpha (0 to 255).

...', ''green'', ''blue'', ''alpha''), with a maximum value of 255 for each. Alpha decides transparency where 255 is opaque and 0 is transparent. Returns ''f

**'''blend:''' The source textures are alpha blended to the screen/render target. This is the default mode for drawing a **'''modulate_add:''' The source textures are multiplied by the alpha and then added to the screen/render target.

{{OOP||[[element]]:getAlpha|alpha|setElementAlpha}} outputChatBox("* The player "..playerName.."'s alpha is "..getElementAlpha(getPlayerFromName(playerName)),player, 0, 255, 0, tru

..."" rotX="" rotY="" rotZ="" interior="" dimension="" scale="" collisions="" alpha="" frozen="" /> * '''alpha''': Az objekt alpha-jának módosítása.

..."" rotX="" rotY="" rotZ="" interior="" dimension="" scale="" collisions="" alpha="" frozen="" /> * '''alpha''': Altera o alpha.

..."" rotX="" rotY="" rotZ="" interior="" dimension="" scale="" collisions="" alpha="" frozen="" /> * '''alpha''': Changes the object alpha.

int color1, int color2, int color3, int alpha dgsColorPickerGetColor( element colorPicker [, string colorType = "RGB" ] ) --Alpha remains in any color type

...height = 1, int distance = 20, int R = 255, int G = 255, int B = 255, int alpha = 255, int size = 1, string font = "arial", bool checkBuildings = true, boo * ''alpha'': The alpha of the text, it's 255 by default.

...int height = 1, int width = 1, int R = 255, int G = 255, int B = 255, int alpha = 255, bool checkBuildings = true, bool checkVehicles = false, bool checkPe * ''alpha'': The alpha of the image, it's 255 by default.