Hmm... Only one thing that doesn't quite work - window picking.
Normally when I have a compositing window and I draw stuff (say an
oval or box) into it using CG, any clicks on the clear "alpha space"
are ignored. I normally have to click on solid pixels that I drew
for the OS to call my event handler. But when I render an OpenGL
scene into the window, it seems that clicking anywhere in the window,
even on the invisible, transparent pixels will cause an event and a
drag to occur.
So, is there any way to make that work, or am I going to have to
manually do hit-testing on the geometry in the scene to kick out the
invalid window clicks?
Thanks,
-Brian
On May 23, 2007, at 4:01 AM, Adam Zegelin wrote:
Call aglSetInteger with AGL_SURFACE_OPACITY and a value of 0 to
make the AGL surface transparent. Then clear the window backbuffer
using CG to make the window transparent.
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