Hi, I'm trying to figure out what the problem is but you mention too many things so I'm afraid I'm getting confused.
Could you please give a step by step example of what you are doing and what happens when you are doing it, so I or someone else here can help find out what is going wrong? Thanks, Jolie >I am using Gimp 2.67 >I am modifying textures for a video game. The video game applies a special >effect to the areas of the texture that are not 100% transparent or 100% >opaque. > >I am trying to make certain parts of the texture 100% transparent so that it >is invisible in-game and not subject to the special effect. > >I have used the eraser, rectangular select, and free select tools, and they >all have the same problems. > >Basically, what happens is that the area outside of my selections or erasing >also seems to be affected. I have antialiasing off for the free select tool. I >have hard-edge on for the eraser, and all the brush dynamics turned off for >it. The eraser is at Circle (05) which is a square, at the scale of 1.00 I >have tried using Select>Sharpen > > >The rectangular select tool has antialiasing checked and greyed out, so that >I cannot uncheck it. > >I believe this was introduced in one of the most recent versions (I recently >"upgraded' to gimp 2.67) as I don't remember seeing that in a version I used >to use, I think it was 2.1 or 2.2. I also don't remember having this problem >with those versions. > >The areas outside of my selections and erasing are being affected, so that >in-game the special effects are applied to areas I don't want them to be. I >have looked in the alpha channel, and there appears to be no actual >transparency in those areas, it seems to be solid black. > >Is there anyway to ensure that the areas outside of my selections will not be >affected? > >Also, I would like to know how to copy the exact alpha channel from one image >to another image, without the original alpha channel being changed. I have >tried doing this before but the alpha channel always looks different when >pasted into the second image. > >Thanks! > > > -- jolie S (via www.gimpusers.com) _______________________________________________ Gimp-user mailing list Gimp-user@lists.XCF.Berkeley.EDU https://lists.XCF.Berkeley.EDU/mailman/listinfo/gimp-user
