Weird graphic display, can I keeps it

[pordle]

It looks like the background didn't draw in this "chicken coop" box. The weird part is that I wasn't anywhere near a coop and had just entered a timber house.
Question is... can I keep this and make my ui black/transparent like that?

[Sleep]

It looks like the background didn't draw in this "chicken coop" box. The weird part is that I wasn't anywhere near a coop and had just entered a timber house.
Question is... can I keep this and make my ui black/transparent like that?

i think this is either over a shitty net/shitty pc or just you spamming tab.
this happened to my shitty pc with shitty net yesterday.
but im not going to jump onto that conclusion.

[pordle]

I wouldn't say it's cruddy.
Quad core 6g ram - 5mb line. The graphics card isn't high end but really, this is a browser game
Why would I be spamming tab?
You don't know how to keep the transparency I'm guessing.

[jorb]

That can happen due to lag sometimes I believe.

[DDDsDD999]

It happens all the time with barter stands for me. Cupboards too.

[DigDog]

The drivers of the graphics card could also be the reason.

[JustasJ]

That can happen due to lag sometimes I believe.

Any chances of transparent tabs anytime in the future?

[sabinati]

someone could modify the client to have transparent tabs

[Sever]

It's not a graphics issue, the tiles in an inventory are semi-transparent anyway, it's just that they normally have the full box behind them, which didn't get properly sized in your case, probably having something to do with lag or packet loss. It happens once in a while, and I don't see how it could possibly be related to anything but the client, really.

There have been weird house-related bugs lately, or maybe I should say teleport/door-related because some caves and houses seem to think they belong to faraway villages. Also people getting shot by phantom bowslingers and tables and chairs flinging themselves through walls. I gotta say, this is stuff truly worthy of the Bugs forum's description. Thar be mischievous spirits afoot.

Although this effect is a bit older than that so it's probably unrelated.