@DISPLAY {Borderless = False}
In Windows writing the paramater True or False the Background picture PNG with alpha channel=True like this example: @BGPIC 1, "appleimg.png", {LoadAlpha = True} opens the window without border.
But in Amiga 68k and MorphOS when you write the correct paramater for each case, Borderless=True, it opens the window with border and with the parameter False the window is open without border.
In this case the problem is in windows version, the situation is that if you use the same code in Windows you haven't this problem but on Amiga yes and you can to be in a mistake if you can't test the same code in other systems for example Amiga.
@DISPLAY {Borderless = False}
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airsoftsoftwair
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Re: @DISPLAY {Borderless = False}
True, that looks like a bug. Thanks for reporting!
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airsoftsoftwair
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Re: @DISPLAY {Borderless = False}
Actually, it's not a bug. The window manager on Windows doesn't support windows with alpha transparency and a border. That's why Hollywood always uses a borderless window when using a BGPic with alpha transparency.
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Juan Carlos
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Re: @DISPLAY {Borderless = False}
Well, thank you.airsoftsoftwair wrote: ↑Sun Jul 21, 2024 10:19 pm Actually, it's not a bug. The window manager on Windows doesn't support windows with alpha transparency and a border. That's why Hollywood always uses a borderless window when using a BGPic with alpha transparency.