Please make Target Ring and AOE visible on transparent texture...

[KingXRay]

ever since 3.4 come out most of the Alexander floors are transparent which causing target ring and aoe invisible...
i know can still see a bit but, still feels very difficult...
mostly are in Eyes and Soul alex

[KingXRay]

praying 3.41 fixing this issue, im going blind...

[raela]

I would also love a secondary target ring to show on focus target. Let healers / people going for adds see the boss's butt!

[Mimilu]

They should have done something about this a while ago... >w>

[ErryK]

I would side with you, but your example picture isn't the best since you're targeting nothing so we don't see an example...

[Mimilu]

I would side with you, but your example picture isn't the best since you're targeting nothing so we don't see an example...

The OP's picture is showing the issue with AoEs on textures with transparent areas though... >w>

[ErryK]

The OP's picture is showing the issue with AoEs on textures with transparent areas though... >w>

Except the AoE is visible? So the argument is null and void?

[Yurimi]

Except the AoE is visible? So the argument is null and void?

until its the safe spot over the grates but you cant see it because it is a grate and nothing would show on it so it isnt worth the risk

[Berethos]

Except the AoE is visible? So the argument is null and void?

So change the request to better visibility on transparent textures?

It could definitely be better, and it's hardly a zero sum issue, so their argument is hardly "null and void."

[ErryK]

So change the request to better visibility on transparent textures?

It could definitely be better, and it's hardly a zero sum issue, so their argument is hardly "null and void."

Better is arguable. You can quite literally see the AoE on the ground in their screenshot, if they are referring to the red and black AoE. Orange AoEs don't exist in that fight as far as I know. So their only valid argument is that the target ring isn't visible, but that is remedied by the fact that Alexander Prime's target ring is bigger than the normal ring, thus it covers more space, let alone the fact that you can clearly tell where his back, sides and front are by looking at the enemy model...

So yes, their argument is in fact, null and void, as it is a non-issue.