TommInfinite Posted September 17, 2017 Share Posted September 17, 2017 Hello! I have a XML file: <rect name="LPMain_HUD"> <rect name="LPMain_Sheesh"> <text name="LPTutText"> <x> <copy src="screen()" trait="width"/> <sub src="me()" trait="width"/> <mul> 0.2 </mul> </x> <y> <copy src="screen()" trait="height"/> <sub src="me()" trait="height"/> <mul> 0.65 </mul> </y> <string> <copy src="io()" trait="_SOPTutTextValue" /> </string> <font>7</font> <visible> <copy src="io()" trait="_SOPTutTextVisible" /> </visible> </text> <text name="LPTutText2"> <x> <copy src="screen()" trait="width"/> <sub src="me()" trait="width"/> <mul> 0.2 </mul> </x> <y> <copy src="screen()" trait="height"/> <sub src="me()" trait="height"/> <mul> 0.65 </mul> </y> <string> <copy src="io()" trait="_SOPTutTextValue2" /> </string> <font>7</font> <visible> <copy src="io()" trait="_SOPTutTextVisible2" /> </visible> </text> </rect> </rect>Can I somehow use only one <alpha> value to control transparency of LPTutText and LPTutText2 without adding new <alpha> component to each of them? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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