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-Liam- Cake Addict Registered 06/12/2008 Points 556	9th January, 2013 at 09/01/2013 20:42:11 - I'm not sure if it's possible. To get around it, I've been placing a duplicate backdrop of an Active Object directly behind it, then gradually tell MMF to reduce the semi transparency of the active through numerous events. This is a fiddly work around. I'm hoping someone can tell me that there is a far easier way? Tell 'em Babs is 'ere...
UrbanMonk BRING BACK MITCH Registered 07/07/2008 Points 49567	10th January, 2013 at 10/01/2013 00:17:28 - That's the way it's done. MMF 1.5 used to have an extension that let you adjust the brightness and such, but the dev that made it didn't port it to MMF 2. Actually there were a ton of interesting extensions for MMF back then that I lost when I upgraded to MMF 2. n/a
-Liam- Cake Addict Registered 06/12/2008 Points 556	10th January, 2013 at 10/01/2013 13:56:07 - Ahh that's a shame. I was prepared for that answer though. Thanks for letting me know! Tell 'em Babs is 'ere...
Sketchy Cornwall UK Registered 06/11/2004 Points 1970	10th January, 2013 at 10/01/2013 17:00:28 - If you're using HWA, you could do it with a shader. Here's one I made earlier... http://sdrv.ms/Zw Ly n/a
UrbanMonk BRING BACK MITCH Registered 07/07/2008 Points 49567	10th January, 2013 at 10/01/2013 17:00:33 - You might be able to do it with Pixel shaders, but you'll have to use the HWA runtime. I haven't messed with shaders much, so I couldn't tell you how to do it. n/a
Sketchy Cornwall UK Registered 06/11/2004 Points 1970	10th January, 2013 at 10/01/2013 17:01:14 - I beat you by 5 seconds! Since my last link got smileyified, here's another: http://skydrive.live.com/redir?resid=B1E7EE094271BBDA!558&authkey=!AF88e-Q_3cxTjUo Edited by Sketchy n/a
UrbanMonk BRING BACK MITCH Registered 07/07/2008 Points 49567	11th January, 2013 at 11/01/2013 04:27:33 - Ha, I didn't notice you had posted till now. Thanks for the shaders Sketchy. n/a

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