Hey, I've been away for a while, so forgive me if this has been answered elsewhere.
A while back I posted a problem about GUI labels appearing on top of DisplaySpeech texts. I think CJ said that others had had the problem and he was thinking about fixing it. If so, just tell me and ignore the next part of the message.
I decided to use text overlays instead of GUI labels. I believe that the DisplaySpeech command will be displayed 'above' the overlays. The problem I'm having is that it creates the overlays inside a textbox. Is there some way to create a text overlay with a plain transparent background? All I want is the text to be part of the background. No fancy pictures or text boxes or anything like that...
Any help is appreciated!
QuoteAll I want is the text to be part of the background.
Then what about
RawPrint() command? :P
-Cheers
Ahhh... that probably would have worked. I have unfortunately already found another workaround. I just reorganized the way I wanted the scene to look. Thanks anyway!