I’ve been using Photoshop CS3 to set transparency, but it’s slow considering I’m not the smartest at all on photoshop
But yeah, to set it I more or less copy the image I have created, then I click NEW file with a transparent backround, then after that I go and delete the parts I need to be transparent, but I’m usually to lazy to do this. ( I like to pixel by pixel work things in paint when I actually do draw something)
Anybody want to help me with a WAY to set trans by COLOR with another program or even this program? for png formats? x_x
[QUOTE=Nalin;27502]I personally prefer to use Paint Shop Pro, as it is MUCH EASIER to deal with limited color palettes, transparency, and all that other pixel art stuff.[/QUOTE]
Truth. Paint Shop Pro is excellent for Palette Control, useful when required to do manual palette swaps.
MSPaint is good trust me I toy around with it all to much LOL ask anybody around me when I’m over at someones house on a computer; But the point is MSPaint CANT do trans.
I have Jasc PaintShop Pro now lets see how well I can adapt ? Oo
GiFFY
Save the image as a PNG in MSPaint. Open in another program and save as a GIF. Open in GiFFY and choose the transparency color. Save as a GIF. Open in the other program and re-save as a PNG.
Interestingly mspaint has a lot of code in it to deal with transparency.
With some OllyDbg hackery it is possible to enable most of it but when used it all crashes.
I have heard that it is actually the gdi+ in windows xp that mspaint is using which is causing this problem. I have tried copying a hacked mspaint from windows xp to windows 7 and it still error however the errors are different lol.
Paint in Vista and 7 have had the transparency completely removed from the code so it looks like Microsoft has abandoned it. They just suggest people use Paint.NET… fuckers.
[QUOTE=kpedersen;27810]Interestingly mspaint has a lot of code in it to deal with transparency.[/QUOTE]
Always fun taking a screenshot of a movie playing [mplayer2], then pasting it into MSPaint, one of the colors decidedly draws from the same buffer the movie is on.
[QUOTE=Beholder;27811]Always fun taking a screenshot of a movie playing [mplayer2], then pasting it into MSPaint, one of the colors decidedly draws from the same buffer the movie is on.[/QUOTE]
Stop using overlay mode you tard.
I never like photoshop they added a little to many things there try downloading paint.net much simpler and also(if you have one as i said i don’t like photoshop and don’t use it) you can get the magic wand click on the are u wanna make transparent then delete it or cut it out
NO U