Basically is it possible and if so how do you do it? Whenever the RGB values hit 0 so does the alpha. Not sure how to approach this as it's an engine panel
Make them 0.1?
[QUOTE=MPan1;51409747]Make them 0.1?[/QUOTE]
Logically that would work, but the opacity changes with each rgb value. It's as if the way Richtext is creating colors through RGB is actually overlaying each base color at a particular alpha. When it hits 0, it doesn't create a black, rather renders all colors with a 0 alpha. 0.1 with 0.1 alpha, so on so forth. Here's what it basically is:
[t]http://i.imgur.com/UqVyxEL.jpg[/t]
The text is highlighted to show that there [I]is[/I] text there but isn't visible.
This is why I'm asking if anyone knows if it's possible and how.
[editline]22nd November 2016[/editline]
Ah, I see. The contrast of the background is what gives the color of the text it's flair. So then how would I do it with a transparent background?
I know this is simple, but is your font additive set to true?
because I had this problem when trying to use black text since trying to add a value of 0 to a color results in nothing being added.
[QUOTE=Monkey4TL;51416310]I know this is simple, but is your font additive set to true?
because I had this problem when trying to use black text since trying to add a value of 0 to a color results in nothing being added.[/QUOTE]
Yep that was it, jesus christ. Completely forgot to set that to false. It looks beautiful now!
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