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"Color" elements are in use in many object types. They can indeed | "Color" elements are in use in many object types. They can indeed be named "Color", but there are several additional possibilities: | ||
* Color | * Color | ||
* MinColor | * MinColor | ||
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* g is green | * g is green | ||
* b is blue | * b is blue | ||
* a is alpha (transparency - 0.00 is completely | * a is alpha (transparency - 0.00 is completely transparent and 1.00 is completely opaque) | ||
== Details == | == Details == | ||
The Color element when used in a Texture element is | The Color element when used in a Texture element is applied only to an area with a solid block of color (with transparency). With other elements it can be used to change the color of the objects the element contains (such as the text in a fontstring). If you define file="" in the texture tag however Color will have no effect. You will have to use texturename:SetVertexColor() | ||
== Example == | |||
<Layer level="BACKGROUND"> | |||
<Texture name="$parent_TextureName"> | |||
<Color r="1.0" g="1.0" b="1.0" a="1.0"/> | |||
</Texture> | |||
</Layer> | |||
[[Category:Interface Customization]] | [[Category:Interface Customization]] | ||