Re: Transparency... huh? 2005-04-09 - By Andrew Turner
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Thanks, using Alpha worked fine.
Guess I need to brush up a bit.
Andrew
On Apr 8, 2005, at 4:54 PM, elsiget wrote:
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> Are you using Alpha, or transparency?
> If you want it to be transparent and you use transparency, the overall
> luminance (L of Lab color (which I just realized might be the same as
> YUV (Luminance, Red-Luminance, Blue-Luminance))) can only be 3%, or
> the color starts working in a weird additive manner (actually the
> overall value of Glow+transparency+color should not exceed 100%).
> But alpha doesn't affect the color, it only affects the opacity, like
> the opacity setting in a layer in Photoshop.
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> --- In Carrara@(protected), Andrew Turner <turner410@(protected)> wrote:
>> I have an object that's 97% transparent; as soon as I give it a little
>> color, WHAM! It just about completely obscures whatever's behind it.
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>> �Wha?
>>
>> Andrew
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