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Describe the Helios Issue
I'm currently working on the Helios profile of the F-86F, and one of its instruments has a unique feature that isn't currently modelable in Helios, but I could potentially make it possible with some minor development.
The ADI instrument has a bar shaped like a half-crown that moves on the same axis (within a rotation) as the sphere.
I thought of using the new "3D sphere" control to model it using a transparent overlaid image except for the white lines that would model the part. Creating the transparent image presents no particular problem. Neither does applying it to the sphere, but the issue is that the sphere isn't transparent and appears to have an opaque blue surface.
The sphere must be transparent in order to be superimposed in front of the other "classic" ADI sphere.
So my question or request is:
Would it be possible for a future version of Helios to include an option that allows the 3D sphere to be transparent so that partially transparent images can be placed on top of it?
Thank you again for your wonderful Helios software and your work, and thank you in advance for taking the time to read this request.
Steps to Reproduce the problem
See above
Expected behavior
The blue background of the obect should be transparent
Screenshots
See above.
Please complete the following information:
- Helios Version [eg 1.6.5100.1]
- DCS Version [e.g. Open Beta 2.7.16.28111]
- BMS Version
The problem happened while using
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Raised on Discord by NoNoBearDuNord in message
Describe the Helios Issue
I'm currently working on the Helios profile of the F-86F, and one of its instruments has a unique feature that isn't currently modelable in Helios, but I could potentially make it possible with some minor development.
The ADI instrument has a bar shaped like a half-crown that moves on the same axis (within a rotation) as the sphere.
I thought of using the new "3D sphere" control to model it using a transparent overlaid image except for the white lines that would model the part. Creating the transparent image presents no particular problem. Neither does applying it to the sphere, but the issue is that the sphere isn't transparent and appears to have an opaque blue surface.
The sphere must be transparent in order to be superimposed in front of the other "classic" ADI sphere.
So my question or request is:
Would it be possible for a future version of Helios to include an option that allows the 3D sphere to be transparent so that partially transparent images can be placed on top of it?
Thank you again for your wonderful Helios software and your work, and thank you in advance for taking the time to read this request.
Steps to Reproduce the problem
See above
Expected behavior
The blue background of the obect should be transparent
Screenshots
See above.
Please complete the following information:
The problem happened while using
(place an 'x' between the square brackets for all that apply)
Additional context