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foo looks autohide

is it possible to autohide foo looks?

foo looks autohide

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is it possible to autohide foo looks?

Not really sure what you are after when you say "autohide" but I'd expect that their is enough scripting support to do what you want since you can

1. hide the window -- look_hide()
2. move and/or size the window -- look_moveSizeWindow()

foo looks autohide

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yes, the functions are available to script an auto-hide feature

although nobody has done one yet.

if you feel like a challenge, here are some of the ingredients:

- onmouseenter, onmouseleave
- look_hide()
- frog's blood
- bat's wings
- the Colonel's 'secret recipe'


[span style='font-size:8pt;line-height:100%']btw, my advice is not to use movesizewindow , but to change the background sprite to invisible & hide the rest

if you take danZ' advice & resize the window down to 1 pixel high, then you will need to rollover that 1 pixel to get it to show again.
but if you only make the background invisible & hide the rest, you can receive onmouseenter for the size of the entire skin[/span]

have fun

foo looks autohide

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but if you only make the background invisible & hide the rest, you can receive onmouseenter for the size of the entire skin

I'm not sure this is true with the new per pixel alpha blending.  You won't get mouseenter events when rolling over any part of the window that has an pixel alpha value of 0.

You might wish to verify.
 

foo looks autohide

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but if you only make the background invisible & hide the rest, you can receive onmouseenter for the size of the entire skin

I'm not sure this is true with the new per pixel alpha blending.  You won't get mouseenter events when rolling over any part of the window that has an pixel alpha value of 0.

You might wish to verify.

good point!

and i thought i was being clever