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I saw an image on the Internet, how can this effect be achieved?
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Achieve the graphics effect, but background is transparent?
@echo off
color 8
title blockMonster
mode con cols=32 lines=17
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set /p =1 <nul
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runas /user:# "" >nul 2>&1
exit
:ys
set /p= <nul>%1
findstr /a:%2 .* %1*
del %1
exit /b
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I found a program that makes cmd transparent GlassCmd
This is exactly the same as the picture.
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Are you the poster of the question and the answer? And you post an additional question to "clear the original question"? Achieve the graphics effect, but background is transparent?. Interesting... I don't understand why you did that...
Your example can't be saved as ANSI text file, so it can not be used as a Batch file...
Even if the Unicode characters are changed to ANSI block ones, the code does not work either...
And what is the purpose of the last "answer"? I found a program that makes cmd transparent GlassCmd This is exactly the same as the picture. Is it an advice for your program? This site is not intended for such purposes...
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Excuse me, I originally wanted to ask this question, but solved the problem again, so I sent a question and sent an answer. My English is not good. I am speaking by translation.
"Achieve the graphics effect, but background is transparent? " and "Achieve the graphics effect, but background is no transparent?" I don't understand which is better.
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I understand why the code can't be used anymore, and the website doesn't seem to be able to issue a "backspace"
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I uploaded the file to mega, maybe you can download it.
https://mega.nz/#!SrwREaRT!UEwj4EqrZ_gn … hZpf69XoUk
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Sorry, the above connection is not working, I recompressed it and uploaded it.
https://mega.nz/#!K7hnEYhD!Pd-vSdIOEJhs … 79RosmAm1o
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Are you the poster of the question and the answer? And you post an additional question to "clear the original question"? Achieve the graphics effect, but background is transparent?. Interesting... I don't understand why you did that...
Seems like a perfectly reasonable question to me. The first post shows a picture of what they want, but there are multiple weird things going on in the picture: Japanese title text, squares, translucent background, non-standard colors, and multiple colors. The second post was used to clarify which weird thing they were looking for.
Your example can't be saved as ANSI text file, so it can not be used as a Batch file...
Even if the Unicode characters are changed to ANSI block ones, the code does not work either...
They probably copied and pasted the code they found on the internet. Cool final output with fake code screams "found on YouTube."
And what is the purpose of the last "answer"? I found a program that makes cmd transparent GlassCmd This is exactly the same as the picture. Is it an advice for your program? This site is not intended for such purposes...
The third post came almost 90 minutes after the original question, and reads like a "never mind; I found it." But then they went above and beyond and actually posted the answer so that future readers could find it so that they could avoid https://xkcd.com/979/
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Its not very clear what the actual question is in this thread and the code posted doesn't have any comments explaining what it is supposed to do, so I'm going to just close the thread.
If the OP want to come back with a more specific question they can always start a new thread for it.
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