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Title: i have some newb questions about transarency that i couldnt find the answers to. Post by: mattxguy on August 27, 2009, 02:33:52 PM i have photoshop and have unpacked .pac's using ash. i knwo that only +2's can be made transparent... but i dont knwo the difference. how do i tell between a +1 and a +2?
p.s. i am tryign to make :mario: hat transparent.. am i wasting my time? Title: Re: i have some newb questions about transarency that i couldnt find the answers to. Post by: mnsg on August 27, 2009, 02:48:28 PM Trying to make Mario transparent is a waste of time. Picano tried it himself, but Mario appeared completely black instead. Only his eye iris textures can be transparent last I checked.
Regarding +1 and +2 textures, there's really no difference between the two; they both require an indexed palette. Title: Re: i have some newb questions about transarency that i couldnt find the answers to. Post by: mattxguy on August 27, 2009, 02:51:44 PM hmmm i c. damn... hatless :mario: wont be made then T.T
i was making a green lantern mario and i wanted his hat gone, but now i uess ill just repalce the M with the lanturn symbol.. oh well. Title: Re: i have some newb questions about transarency that i couldnt find the answers to. Post by: VILE on August 27, 2009, 06:11:55 PM Actually, picano, did you completely make mario transparent, because when you save a file thats 100% transparent without atleast 1 pixel of hard color, photoshop will save it as black/white (depends on what photoshop you have). You should try again with atleast 1 hard pixel, if you have not already done so.
Title: Re: i have some newb questions about transarency that i couldnt find the answers to. Post by: ピカノ on August 28, 2009, 09:56:24 AM GIMP all the way for me. --- It doesn't suffer from that glitch.
Also, there is a hatless Mario code... might just suggest that for use with the texture. Title: Re: i have some newb questions about transarency that i couldnt find the answers to. Post by: Ice God64 on August 28, 2009, 01:53:17 PM It's also incredibly easy to do with PSA.
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