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Title: Transparency on tex#00_05 Textures? Post by: Mewcario on October 25, 2009, 02:12:46 PM I know you can make his sword invisible, but it's not a +1 or +2 texture, so do I still use the magenta method? Or is there a different way? And what other parts of Link can be made transparent? I wanted to get rid of his belt thing.
Title: Re: How Do You Make Parts Of Link Invisible? Post by: alexhall on October 25, 2009, 02:20:57 PM To make the sword invisible, if it isn't +1 nor +2, you have to paint black the parts in the alpha layer you want to make invisible. I think this only works with Photoshop. With Gimp I think you just delete the parts you want to make transparent.
Title: Re: How Do You Make Parts Of Link Invisible? Post by: mnsg on October 25, 2009, 05:15:45 PM Most of Link can't be transparent, mostly due to the texture formats. The RGB565 (tex#00_04) texture parts can't be transparent at all, and not all CMPR (tex#00_14) format textures support transparent colors. The RGB5A3 (tex#00_05) texture parts do support transparency though, which is why it's possible to make Link's sword (FitLink00_Blade is an RGB5A3 format texture) transparent.
Title: Re: How Do You Make Parts Of Link Invisible? Post by: Mewcario on October 25, 2009, 05:20:57 PM Right... So, guess I CAN'T make Link's belt transparent... Alright, thnx though.
Title: Re: Transparency on tex#00_05 Textures? Post by: Mewcario on November 13, 2009, 04:04:55 PM old bump
So, how would one make the #00_05 textures transparent? The same old, colour it magenta method? Title: Re: How Do You Make Parts Of Link Invisible? Post by: mnsg on November 13, 2009, 04:07:20 PM old bump So, how would one make the #00_05 textures transparent? The same old, colour it magenta method? That's for the indexed textures only. Normal texture transparency uses the Alpha Channel. However, you'll have a better time seeing the Alpha Channel if the texture parts are saved as TarGA (.tga) images, and viewed in Photoshop CS3 or CS4. Title: Re: Transparency on tex#00_05 Textures? Post by: Mewcario on November 13, 2009, 04:11:27 PM Yeah, the .tga files are being edited in PS CS4, but I can't seem to find / figure out how to add Alpha Layers... -_-
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