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  • h
    Cool - so that is the code I meant, that goes around lime finds the window in the win api and then sets the layered attributes. I'm trying to figure out how to do it via lime and SDL which should be possible too. But this is cool because people have been asking and there has been no fully functional example available to refer to. Thanx again.
  • h
    that post should probably be pinned
  • h
    I forked lime and built from scratch. I am prepping to mod some of it and I opened it in vscode. All good but I cannot see how to tell vscode to build with lime. I suspect that's because there is no project.xml. But the powershell build is done with lime rebuild .... Any idea how I can get vscode to play along ? At the moment it only offers Haxe build
  • p
    Create a build task that calls 
    lime rebuild
    ?
  • b
    is lime near to new version into haxelib ?
  • b
    (pls tell me if i am also should test out something .)
  • b
    [have to keep peote-view also into 
    sync
    !]
  • h
    thanx - I'll give that a shot
  • b
    uuuh anyone encountered this?
  • b
    it happens during compilation
  • r
    yes. we don't have a specific date, but it's as soon as the leadership team has time.
  • t
    ty
  • b
    np lol
  • t
    gonna star it as soon as i get home
  • t
    like tysm fr
  • b
    np
  • g
    @ambitious-knife-25690 can you pin that? Soooo many people looked for that piece of code hehe
  • b
    im planning to make a guide on it either way so idk if its nessesary
  • p
    And what the hell are you all doing that requires transparent windows?
  • b
    idk lol
  • b
    i like to mess around with stuff
  • b
    i dont care who wants it its acool tutorial to have 😄
  • p
    Also, the "correct" and portable solution is to add a setOpacity function to lime's Windows class that ends up calling 
    SDL_SetWindowOpacity
    .
  • b
    no
  • b
    i like layered better
  • p
    Your solution is hacky and non-portable :)
  • a
    hopefully I am not speaking out of line but the transparent window seems to be a craze in FNF circles
  • a
    I'd love to see it used outside of that context
  • b
    that's fair
  • a
    it's a cool technique
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