Stefan Tiedje

I wanted to get a transparent back ground in the jsui_360dial.js. I 

It doesn't seem to work. Is it possible at all, or do I miss the too 

glclearcolor(vbrgb[0],vbrgb[1],vbrgb[2],vbrgb[3]);

The other question would be, if it is possible to define attributes in 

js which would appear in the jsui inspector. That would be nice for 

I wanted to get a transparent back ground in the jsui_360dial.js. I 
simply replaced the line

It doesn't seem to work. Is it possible at all, or do I miss the too 
obvious?...

The other question would be, if it is possible to define attributes in 
js which would appear in the jsui inspector. That would be nice for 
colours  for example...

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transparency-in-jsui

On 19 mai 08, at 23:02, Stefan Tiedje wrote:

> I wanted to get a transparent back ground in the jsui_360dial.js. I 

Transparency of a jsui object is not currently available. This is 

something which will happen at some point in the future though.

> The other question would be, if it is possible to define attributes 

> in js which would appear in the jsui inspector. That would be nice 

If you declare an attribute, it automatically appears in the js/jsui 

> I wanted to get a transparent back ground in the jsui_360dial.js. I  
> simply replaced the line

Transparency of a jsui object is not currently available. This is  
something which will happen at some point in the future though.

> The other question would be, if it is possible to define attributes  
> in js which would appear in the jsui inspector. That would be nice  
> for colours  for example...

If you declare an attribute, it automatically appears in the js/jsui  
inspector:

> Transparency of a jsui object is not currently available. This is 

> something which will happen at some point in the future though.

Too bad, is there a way to find out the colour a jsui is sitting on? The 

> If you declare an attribute, it automatically appears in the js/jsui 

and yes they show up, but instead of the attribute name I see the 

default values, not too helpful as description, and when changing them 

And if it would work, it would be nice if the examples of all these jsui 

examples in the help file reflect this. Then it would not be necessary 

Emmanuel Jourdan schrieb:
> Transparency of a jsui object is not currently available. This is 
> something which will happen at some point in the future though.

Too bad, is there a way to find out the colour a jsui is sitting on? The 
I could do a fake transparency...

> If you declare an attribute, it automatically appears in the js/jsui 
> inspector:
>
> var foo = 74;
> declareattribute(foo);

declareattribute(vbrgb);
declareattribute(vfrgb);
declareattribute(vrgb2);

and yes they show up, but instead of the attribute name I see the 
default values, not too helpful as description, and when changing them 
they don't seem to pass the values...

And if it would work, it would be nice if the examples of all these jsui 
examples in the help file reflect this. Then it would not be necessary 
to define the colours with arguments...

On 20 mai 08, at 07:31, Stefan Tiedje wrote:

> Too bad, is there a way to find out the colour a jsui is sitting on? 

suckhah? If you need real transparency, you can also send commands to 

> and yes they show up, but instead of the attribute name I see the 

> default values, not too helpful as description, and when changing 

> them they don't seem to pass the values...

> And if it would work, it would be nice if the examples of all these 

> jsui examples in the help file reflect this. Then it would not be 

> necessary to define the colours with arguments...

Here's an example. It display toto and bgcolor as attribute name in 

the inspector. bgcolor is saved with the patcher.

declareattribute("bgcolor", null, null, 1);

> Too bad, is there a way to find out the colour a jsui is sitting on?  
> The I could do a fake transparency...

suckhah? If you need real transparency, you can also send commands to  
lcd.

> I tried this and simply added:
>
> declareattribute(vbrgb);
> declareattribute(vfrgb);
> declareattribute(vrgb2);
>
> and yes they show up, but instead of the attribute name I see the  
> default values, not too helpful as description, and when changing  
> them they don't seem to pass the values...
>
> And if it would work, it would be nice if the examples of all these  
> jsui examples in the help file reflect this. Then it would not be  
> necessary to define the colours with arguments...

Here's an example. It display toto and bgcolor as attribute name in  
the inspector. bgcolor is saved with the patcher.

var toto = 74;
var bgcolor = [ 1., 1., 0.6, 0.8 ];

declareattribute("toto");
declareattribute("bgcolor", null, null, 1);

function bang()
{
	post(toto, "n");
	post(bgcolor, "n");

Did transparency in jsui ever happen? Is it still planned?

It will happen eventually, but I don't see it happening in a foreseeable future. In the meantime, 

 (or C, with jgraphics) can do transparency.

It will happen eventually, but I don't see it happening in a foreseeable future. In the meantime, lcd (or C, with jgraphics) can do transparency.


Hi, anything new on this over the past three years?

with mgraphics you can use transparency in jsui

Hi :)
with mgraphics you can use transparency in jsui
