Link transparency refers to link type index rather than link type itself during timeplay

[frankambrosio3]

While time-stepping through data we had a new link type appear at a certain timestep, and when that happened the number of link types increased by 1 which shifted the index of the pre-existing link types. The transparency settings for links were then shifted by one.
Example:
TIMESTEP 1
link_type 1 (transparency @ 100%)
link_type 2 (transparency @ 50%)
link_type 3 (transparency @ 100%)
link_type 4 (transparency @ 100%)

TIMESTEP 2
link_type 5 (transparency @ 100%)
link_type 1 (transparency @ 50%)
link_type 2 (transparency @ 100%)
link_type 3 (transparency @ 100%)
link_type 4 (transparency @ 100%)

Note that at timepoint 1 link_type 2 is set to 50% transparency, but at timepoint 2 link_type 1 is now at 50%, and link_type 2 has been shifted to index 3 and transparency 100%.

[frankambrosio3]

Discovered during out meeting with the California PHL today.