Specify Transparency in JMP Graphs

In a graphics environment (like a Frame Box), use the Transparency function to set the level of transparency. The argument, alpha, can be any number between zero and one. The value 0 means clear and drawing has no effect. The value 1 means completely opaque and is the usual drawing mode. Intermediate values build semi-transparent color layers on top of what has already been drawn below it. The following example script illustrates transparency with rectangles.

win = New Window( "Transparency",

	Graph Box(

		Frame Size( 200, 200 ),

		Pen Color( "gray" );

		Fill Color( "gray" );

		Transparency( 0.25 );

		Rect( 0, 40, 60, 0, 1 );

		Pen Color( "red" );

		Fill Color( "red" );

		Transparency( 0.5 );

		Rect( 10, 60, 70, 10, 1 );

		Pen Color( "green" );

		Fill Color( "green" );

		Transparency( 0.75 );

		Rect( 50, 90, 90, 50, 1 );

		Pen Color( "blue" );

		Fill Color( "blue" );

		Transparency( 1 );

		Rect( 0, 80, 70, 70, 1 );

	)

);

Figure 12.20 Transparency and Rectangles 

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