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Transparant Figures [message #563566] Sat, 28 November 2009 00:08 Go to next message
Miles Parker is currently offline Miles ParkerFriend
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Hi guys,

My figures don't appear to be filling -- please see attached screenshot. Is this perhaps something I'm messing up with rendering order? I've verified that fill is true and alpha is 255.

cheers,

Miles
Re: Transparant Figures [message #563593 is a reply to message #563566] Sat, 28 November 2009 06:21 Go to previous messageGo to next message
Kristian Duske is currently offline Kristian DuskeFriend
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Hi Miles,

you seem to have forgotten to actually attach a screenshot!

Best regards
Kristian
Re: Transparant Figures [message #563614 is a reply to message #563566] Mon, 30 November 2009 07:44 Go to previous messageGo to next message
Miles Parker is currently offline Miles ParkerFriend
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You're right, I seem to have.. I'm still figuring out this forum software.

This is a simple shot of some cylinders being drawn. the first is for superimposed false -- some seem to be capped and some not. For the second super-imposed is true and none of the appear to be capped.
Re: Transparant Figures [message #563632 is a reply to message #563614] Mon, 30 November 2009 09:11 Go to previous message
Kristian Duske is currently offline Kristian DuskeFriend
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On 2009-11-30 08:44:30 +0100, Miles Parker <milesparker@gmail.com> said:

> You're right, I seem to have.. I'm still figuring out this forum software.
>
> This is a simple shot of some cylinders being drawn. the first is for
> superimposed false -- some seem to be capped and some not. For the
> second super-imposed is true and none of the appear to be capped.

Please submit a bug for this. The cylinders are drawn "inside out",
that is, the inner faces are filled and the outer faces are not.

Regards
Kristian
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