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Simon Landmine

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Randomly transparent sprites (Apparently not random, but Double-Blind feature!)
« on: 23 February 2020, 14:34:17 »
Anyone else find that MM occasionally seems to randomly render unit sprites as semi-transparent, or is it just another weird thing that my laptop does?  It wasn't doing it consistently, but sometimes, either before or after movement, my 'mechs were semi-transparent?

v0.46.1, btw.
« Last Edit: 23 February 2020, 16:01:24 by Simon Landmine »
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Alvar

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Re: Randomly transparent sprites
« Reply #1 on: 23 February 2020, 15:43:16 »
You play with double blind. Units are shown transparently when enemies have no view of the unit.
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Simon Landmine

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Re: Randomly transparent sprites
« Reply #2 on: 23 February 2020, 16:00:44 »
Quote from: Alvar on 23 February 2020, 15:43:16
You play with double blind. Units are shown transparently when enemies have no view of the unit.

I do indeed play double-blind. And I never knew that (as you could no doubt tell by the stupid question above)! Thanks for the explanation - that all makes sense now (and I'll pay a lot more attention to which units are transparent now!)
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"That's Lieutenant Faceplant to you, Corporal!"

Things that I have learnt through clicking too fast on 'Move Done' on MegaMek: Double-check the CF of the building before jumping onto it, check artillery arrival times before standing in the neighbouring hex, and don't run across your own minefield.

"Hmm, I wonder if I can turn this into a MM map."
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