Hi! Does anyone know if i can uplaod images with alpha background??? i tried and instead of alpha it show me white! Any help?

_3DArtist7_ wrote:

Hi! Does anyone know if i can uplaod images with alpha background??? i tried and instead of alpha it show me white! Any help?

The alpha channel should still be there, so I think that it's instead an issue with the image format. What format is your picture in?

With regards,

ErnieParke

The formats i use are jpeg and png!! if i change the format is there any chance to have trasparent background?

Oh i found it my bad i actually was uploading jpeg images not png!! i tried one more time with png and it worked thanks!

_3DArtist7_ wrote:

Oh i found it my bad i actually was uploading jpeg images not png!! i tried one more time with png and it worked thanks!

As you've found, jpeg doesn't support transparency. Anyway, you're welcome!

With regards,

ErnieParke

Guys, I have similar problem. I want to put an image for background, which is like a frame - transparent in the middle. I've put the image, which will be in the frame, then I've put the transparent frame, but it is white in the middle, but I am shure it is transparent. It is in png. format. What should I do?

DanielHalachev wrote:

Guys, I have similar problem. I want to put an image for background, which is like a frame - transparent in the middle. I've put the image, which will be in the frame, then I've put the transparent frame, but it is white in the middle, but I am shure it is transparent. It is in png. format. What should I do?

Try a flood fill using the colour that has red line diagonally across it for the area that is supposed to be transparent.

AlveKatt wrote:

DanielHalachev wrote:

Guys, I have similar problem. I want to put an image for background, which is like a frame - transparent in the middle. I've put the image, which will be in the frame, then I've put the transparent frame, but it is white in the middle, but I am shure it is transparent. It is in png. format. What should I do?

Try a flood fill using the colour that has red line diagonally across it for the area that is supposed to be transparent.

Yes, but the image under the frame does not show.

Is the transparent frame a sprite? Simply bucket tool fill the area you want transparent with transparent paint. (red line)

When you do that in the paint editor you will see the checkered background appear indicating transparency.

If you see white in the paint editor, then you have not made the area transparent.

now you got to know

Just rub the white bit and you should be good to go!