[RESOLVED] Opacity

[Vexus]

Using this script: http://forum.chaos-project.com/index.php/topic,114.0.html

I am trying badly on finding a way on editing the opacity but it's no use since it remains the same, seems like I'm doing something wrong :/

Where do I need to edit to change the back_opacity to 200?

Thanks

[Futendra]

Okay, I found out what to do to change the back opacity of the little menu on the right:
Search for:

  def main
    @command_window = Window_Command.new(224, BlizzCFG::DistroCommands)
    @command_window.y = (BlizzCFG::WINDOW_MODE ? 256 : 0)
    actor = $game_party.actors[0]
    @status_window = Window_DistributionStatus.new(actor)
    @distro_window = Window_Distribution.new(actor)
    @dp_window = Window_DistributionPoints.new(actor)
    Graphics.transition
    loop do

and change it to:

  def main
    @command_window = Window_Command.new(224, BlizzCFG::DistroCommands)
    @command_window.y = (BlizzCFG::WINDOW_MODE ? 256 : 0)
    @command_window.back_opacity = 255 # opacity
    actor = $game_party.actors[0]
    @status_window = Window_DistributionStatus.new(actor)
    @distro_window = Window_Distribution.new(actor)
    @dp_window = Window_DistributionPoints.new(actor)
    Graphics.transition
    loop do

Okay, now for the sure window:

Search for:

  def create_confirmation_window
    @sure_window = Window_Sure.new(256, BlizzCFG::AreYouSureCommands)
  end

change it to:

  def create_confirmation_window
    @sure_window = Window_Sure.new(256, BlizzCFG::AreYouSureCommands)
    @sure_window.back_opacity = 255 #opacity
  end

Just do as nath said

[nathmatt]

change the opacity of all the windows? if so

in

class Scene_Points

below

@command_window = Window_Command.new(224, BlizzCFG::DistroCommands)
@command_window.y = (BlizzCFG::WINDOW_MODE ? 256 : 0)
actor = $game_party.actors[0]
@status_window = Window_DistributionStatus.new(actor)
@distro_window = Window_Distribution.new(actor)
@dp_window = Window_DistributionPoints.new(actor)

put

@command_window.back_opacity = 200
@status_window.back_opacity = 200
@distro_window.back_opacity = 200
@dp_window.back_opacity = 200

[Futendra]

change the opacity of all the windows? if so

in

class Scene_Points

below

@command_window = Window_Command.new(224, BlizzCFG::DistroCommands)
@command_window.y = (BlizzCFG::WINDOW_MODE ? 256 : 0)
actor = $game_party.actors[0]
@status_window = Window_DistributionStatus.new(actor)
@distro_window = Window_Distribution.new(actor)
@dp_window = Window_DistributionPoints.new(actor)

put

@command_window.back_opacity = 200
@status_window.back_opacity = 200
@distro_window.back_opacity = 200
@dp_window.back_opacity = 200

For my zero knowledge of scripting I was very close and I was still looking for all the windows, and I would have put them below every creation of a window.

Spoiler: ShowHide

[Vexus]

That's what I did when I was experimenting but for some odd reason the opacity remained (And still remains) the same.

[Futendra]

That's what I did when I was experimenting but for some odd reason the opacity remained (And still remains) the same.

Try looking up each window and adding the line of back opacity below it, I did that and it worked.

[Vexus]

Don't know what you mean I placed these types of lines everywhere there is the window call (At least all I could find) still opacity remains the same.

I thought at first it was maybe a script conflict but I tried the script on a new project and the opacity remains the same :/

[ForeverZer0]

There is nothing but blackness behind the windows by default. If you want the map to show through or something, you need to add it there. Aside from that, changing the opacity will do nothing make the windows appear darker. Use this to add the map.

class Scene_Points

  alias mapback_main main
  def main
    @mapback = Sprite_Map.new
    mapback_init
    @mapback.dispose
  end
end

[Vexus]

[Edit]

Nvm fixed it, the problem was Sprite_Map should be Spriteset_Map.

[ForeverZer0]

Oops, yeah.

Does that fix the "opacity" problem?

[Vexus]

Oh yea thanks for the help

I'll try experimenting on my custom equip screen maybe I can make it's opacity work too (Tough I'm kinda scratching my head as it's split in many pieces I'll have to see from other custom equip screens to see where they added that little piece of code.)

[ForeverZer0]

Sounds good, glad we could help.

* Marks topic resolved *