BUG! Hotspot/Layer transparency in Chrome on Windows

  • If you check this link on various browsers you will see that on Google Chrome on Windows the star disappears. It seems, if you make a layer the child of distorted hotspot, Windows Chrome cannot handle an alpha between 1 and 0. All the other browsers (including OSX Chrome) on all the platforms I have access to, work fine.

    Does anybody know a work around which doesn't involve using an alpha of 1?

    here's the code

    addhotspot(Test);
    set(hotspot[Test].url,%SWFPATH%/Dot.jpg);
    set(hotspot[Test].distorted,1);
    set(hotspot[Test].ath,0);
    set(hotspot[Test].atv,0);
    set(hotspot[Test].ry,45);
    set(hotspot[Test].rx,0);
    set(hotspot[Test].rz,0);
    set(hotspot[Test].alpha,.5);
    addlayer(Test);
    set(layer[Test].url,%SWFPATH%/Star_.png);
    set(layer[Test].parent,hotspot[Test]);

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