The ones that are not see-through have their shades drawn.
OK, maybe not. But thats the best explanation I can give ont his info. It's possible that some of the windows are not supposed to be see-through, in which the game is working properly. it's also possible that they are supposed to be see through, but the pixel shading is not working correctly. if that is the case, then we need to know if it's a bug in-game, or if you use a non-fully-programmable-shader card like a Radeon 9200 or less, or a GeForce 3 card to run the game. If you have the right kind of hardware, are you also using the right drivers (basically anything in the 8x.xx or 9x.xx drivers for nVidia, or Catalyst 6.0 or better in the Radeon families).
OK, maybe not. But thats the best explanation I can give ont his info. It's possible that some of the windows are not supposed to be see-through, in which the game is working properly. it's also possible that they are supposed to be see through, but the pixel shading is not working correctly. if that is the case, then we need to know if it's a bug in-game, or if you use a non-fully-programmable-shader card like a Radeon 9200 or less, or a GeForce 3 card to run the game. If you have the right kind of hardware, are you also using the right drivers (basically anything in the 8x.xx or 9x.xx drivers for nVidia, or Catalyst 6.0 or better in the Radeon families).