Cardia on 18/7/2016 at 16:52
Quote Posted by ZylonBane
How many times are people going to have to tell you you're using the word "opaque" backwards until you understand?
you're the first person telling me the word "opaque" is backwards.
Yandros on 18/7/2016 at 18:07
No, others also pointed out that it means the opposite of transparent, but you keep using it to mean transparent.
Quote Posted by R Soul
Opaque just means not-transparent, in other words, no alpha channel, or no use of index 0 for a paletted image.
Quote Posted by Tannar
Pedro, "opaque" just means "not transparent". So any texture that isn't transparent is opaque
Cardia on 18/7/2016 at 18:51
funny because in portuguese we say opaco and it means semi-transparent.
Yandros on 18/7/2016 at 19:31
In English you would need to say semi-opaque or partially opaque to imply that there was some transparency. If you simply say "opaque", to most people it implies fully opaque/non-transparent. Anyway, it's interesting but not a big deal.
Cardia on 18/7/2016 at 21:16
ok, i´m ashamed to admit :o, but i found now that even in my native language opaco means that its not transparent , i don't know how all this time i though that opaco/opaque was semi-transparent.
