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Knightmare1 01-05-2008 06:26 AM

Transperant Program?
 
i hate having limited colors with .gif, but thats the only type of image i can transperant.. is there a program thats free that can transperant?

Xterminator 01-05-2008 06:47 AM

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Originally Posted by Knightmare1 (Post 1368168)
i hate having limited colors with .gif, but thats the only type of image i can transperant.. is there a program thats free that can transperant?

Giffy?

Elk 01-05-2008 08:11 AM

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Originally Posted by Knightmare1 (Post 1368168)
i hate having limited colors with .gif, but thats the only type of image i can transperant.. is there a program thats free that can transperant?

Gif has 256 colors...how is that not enough for graal

DustyPorViva 01-05-2008 08:38 AM

256 is more than enough for pixel-art... but anyways. GIMP.

Knightmare1 01-05-2008 08:59 AM

wenever i use .gif it makes my colors dissapear.. i take so much time shading them and then they go all ****ty when i save it to .gif.

Crow 01-05-2008 01:51 PM

Use a better program to safe as gif. I never tried it for saving gif files, but try IrfanView ;o Supports transparency, too.

Chompy 01-05-2008 04:23 PM

If you save .gif files with MS Paint colors all get messy, this also happens if you work with a filetype that is not jpg/jpeg and then save it as .jpg/.jpeg

gemini2 01-05-2008 05:02 PM

Download giffy, save it as a 24 bit BMP, in paint, then convert to GIF in Giffy, open it again, and transparent it :)
That's what I have to do now, I miss my Windows Photo Editor...It was a piece of crap, but it at least let me semi-trans things, and trans more than one thing at a time...

Stephen 01-05-2008 05:15 PM

Find a program that will save in 24BIT PNG. This format supports alpha transparencies as well as solid transparencies.

Photoshop CS1+ supports functioning 24BIT PNGs.

Knightmare1 01-05-2008 06:55 PM

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Originally Posted by gemini2 (Post 1368219)
Download giffy, save it as a 24 bit BMP, in paint, then convert to GIF in Giffy, open it again, and transparent it :)
That's what I have to do now, I miss my Windows Photo Editor...It was a piece of crap, but it at least let me semi-trans things, and trans more than one thing at a time...

nice!!!! and i have Windows Photo Editor...

cbk1994 01-06-2008 12:14 AM

Use IrfanView, it works great for saving PNGs. Just make a BMP and then open it and save it as a PNG with transparency.

Elk 01-06-2008 03:45 AM

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Originally Posted by Stephen (Post 1368221)
Find a program that will save in 24BIT PNG. This format supports alpha transparencies as well as solid transparencies.

Photoshop CS1+ supports functioning 24BIT PNGs.

Don't forget the popular 7.0 :<

Stephen 01-06-2008 05:31 AM

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Originally Posted by Elk (Post 1368350)
Don't forget the popular 7.0 :<

Photoshop 7 doesn't save PNG 24BIT properly, which results in PNGs that don't work in Graal.

Angel_Light 01-06-2008 05:44 AM

24 bit doesnt have transparency, all .gifs will lose colors if you use colors outside the 8 bit range, I recommend .png over .gif. But .gif can be useful for simple images, and animations. save to 8 bit Pngs. Gimp can do this I believe, there is a list of programs in the lounge.

Knightmare1 01-06-2008 05:49 AM

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Originally Posted by Angel_Light (Post 1368368)
24 bit doesnt have transparency, all .gifs will lose colors if you use colors outside the 8 bit range, I recommend .png over .gif. But .gif can be useful for simple images, and animations. save to 8 bit Pngs. Gimp can do this I believe, there is a list of programs in the lounge.

i can save it to .bmp and use giffy to make it .gif and it wont lose any colors!


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