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With --transparent-clipping the window gets clipped (as somewhat expected)
But with --transparent-clipping and --transparent-clipping-exclude="name *?= \"glsl\"" (the window's name is "glsltoy") nothing happens (presummably the background is barred from clipping any windows)
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the transparent-clipping option makes windows have the wallpaper behind them. the wallpaper for picom is an image that a root background pixmap atom points to. your terminals become black because you don't have it set.
the transparent-clipping-exclude option disables the transparent-clipping option for matched windows, iow makes windows have the real content behind them.
you want the transparent-clipping option to make windows have a particular window (or layer) behind them. i don't think that it's currently possible so i consider this an enhancement.
Platform
Arch Linux
Environment
dwm + alpha
picom version
vgit-89c2c
Config
--transparent-clipping
Steps to reproduce
I have a live background which uses a window embedded in the background (https://github.com/sollybunny/glsltoy).
With
--transparent-clipping
the window gets clipped (as somewhat expected)But with
--transparent-clipping
and--transparent-clipping-exclude="name *?= \"glsl\""
(the window's name is "glsltoy") nothing happens (presummably the background is barred from clipping any windows)The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: