dakun
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 Posted: Sat Jul 19, 2008 3:18 am Post subject: |
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| Code: | ; Longer Example:
; Here are some hotkeys that demonstrate the effects of "Transparent" and
; "TransColor". NOTE: If you press one of the hotkeys while the mouse cursor
; is hovering over a pixel that is invisible as a result of TransColor, the window
; visible beneath that pixel will be acted upon instead! Also, Win+G will
; have an effect only on Windows XP because retrieval of transparency settings
; is not supported by Windows 2000:
#t:: ; Press Win+T to make the color under the mouse cursor invisible.
MouseGetPos, MouseX, MouseY, MouseWin
PixelGetColor, MouseRGB, %MouseX%, %MouseY%, RGB
; In seems necessary to turn off any existing transparency first:
WinSet, TransColor, Off, ahk_id %MouseWin%
WinSet, TransColor, %MouseRGB% 254, ahk_id %MouseWin%
return
#o:: ; Press Win+O to turn off transparency for the window under the mouse.
MouseGetPos,,, MouseWin
WinSet, TransColor, Off, ahk_id %MouseWin%
return
#g:: ; Press Win+G to show the current settings of the window under the mouse.
MouseGetPos,,, MouseWin
WinGet, Transparent, Transparent, ahk_id %MouseWin%
WinGet, TransColor, TransColor, ahk_id %MouseWin%
ToolTip Translucency:`t%Transparent%`nTransColor:`t%TransColor%
return
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it allows you to make the color underneath the mouse completly transparent, however it only does it for one color.
it was an example from the help file
i was wondering if it would let you do it for more then one color and if that color could be partially transparent instead of completly. |
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