Absolutely nothing is wrong with how bar fading works. Except that it's "bar" fading... I think it might be a good idea to kick "bar fading" up a notch and go for "individual button fading" instead. So, you mouseover a single action button and that single action button fades in, and all other buttons on that bar remain faded out, never changing alpha.

P.S.
I have a working(bug free) method of handling it with low memory/cpu usage and I'm working to enhance it with a special top-secret button glow as well...

I'd say, if implemented, it should only be an option. The reason I
prefer whole bar fading is because it offers a larger target are for
your mouse to hit to show related buttons.

Jason

On Jul 13, 2012, at 11:32 PM, Goranaws
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Absolutely nothing is wrong with how bar fading works. Except that it's "bar" fading... I think it might be a good idea to kick "bar fading" up a notch and go for "individual button fading" instead. So, you mouseover a single action button and that single action button fades in, and all other buttons on that bar remain faded out, never changing alpha.

P.S.
I have a working(bug free) method of handling it with low memory/cpu usage and I'm working to enhance it with a special top-secret button glow as well...

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I agree. I've already got it working on live this way. To enable individual button fading, you'll go to the advance options and toggle "Ninja Buttons" on! I'll post the code as soon as it becomes more stable, cuz it's new, so I have to test it and try to break before I can share it. I guess I like sharing broken stuff with people...