yeah and everything is still there...you can keep clicking and getting the other transitions if your mouse is in the right spot

@carlw Exactly. It was working perfectly before, and then it just stopped one day (none of the transition code changed), and I can't figure out what broke.

Now you seem to get a transparent yet functional view

What's the opacity value once the transition ends?

(Can't check myself right now)

1.0 from my tests

@edvin Opacity is ending at 1.0 from my tests too...I'm running ScenicView.jar

Position in the stack pane? Try forcing it to top or setting opacity manually after ending the transition possibly.. just to see what happens.

The stack pane doesn't exist after ending the transition. And transitions that don't start with the replacement at opacity 0.0 seem to work fine no matter what the stack pane order is.

Hmmm.. OK, will check it as soon as I can.

@edvin do you have time for a question? about togglegroup?

For example, the swap transition works even with changing the order of the stack during the transition.

I think the problem is with the opacity on the StackPane

i just noticed it was 0 coming off the Black Fade and manually set it to 1 and got back on track

@carlw Interesting. I wonder why it's getting set. It shouldn't be.

@Ruckus that's the only fade with the Pane().apply too

i think the first fade, not inside the map is working and it uses the Fade() constructor

maybe the bg argument in the overridden stack() function needs to be restored to the original background

The

Pane().apply { ... }

is just for a pane that is added to the stack, and that doesn't explain the other effects like Metro or Implode

When the

stack

function runs, the resulting

StackPane

already has an opacity of 1.0 (I just checked)

@User uploaded a file: and commented: After fade black 0% opacity on the StackPane

@carlw Is there a change you can figure out when the opacity is being set to 0? Even when I attach a listener to its property I never see it change.

Checking the opacities on the impode and metro...

This is what I get when I tweak the opacity manually from the previous screenshot

@User uploaded a file: and commented: Manually set opacity to 100%

Wait, is this after the transition ends? The stack pane shouldn't be in the scene graph anymore.

Oh, wait, that's a different stack pane than the one generated in the stack function. Can you try the example I posted above and see what is going on?

@User shared a file: Untitled

@Ruckus commented on @Ruckus’s file https://kotlinlang.slack.com/files/U10EJRH2L/F2H7A1YJH/-.kt: @carlw

@Ruckus I