MechaStalin Posted August 23, 2007 Posted August 23, 2007 I'm wanting to edit the roundel files to change all the countries. However, I can't seem to get the alpha channel to work right! :( I can get the alpha channel to not cut my new decals into the shape of the USA and Russian roundels, but now I just get a horrible white border around *everything* which is in these TGA files, edited or not. This is what my alpha looks like What I come up with. :( How do I prepare a TGA file to work properly using Photoshop CS2? I so need to get this work done quickly, and I'm stumped, stumped I tells ye. Thanks Quote
+EricJ Posted September 13, 2007 Posted September 13, 2007 Hmm.... the only thing I can think is you should save it as 32 bit, 24-bit works too, but that's the only issue I can see, or.. make sure the Alpha is inactive while saving as well. The alpha layer will still save, but not sure. I remember an issue with the TGA file plugin with PS7, but since I got that fixed it works fine, if what I said doesn't work, it could be a plugin issue. Quote
=ACU=Tech Posted September 16, 2007 Posted September 16, 2007 Well I am getting the same result, with CS3, saving at 24 or 32-bit is the same. For some reason if I put the .tga file in the temptextures folder it appears fine ingame, but if I pack it in a cdds file then it gives me that same odd result you're experiencing MechaStalin... Quote
+EricJ Posted September 16, 2007 Posted September 16, 2007 Which is a problem with the DXT formats that CDDS files do. Good point, keep it in the Bazar/Temptextures directory. Quote
Deadman Posted September 27, 2007 Posted September 27, 2007 (edited) I'm wanting to edit the roundel files to change all the countries. However, I can't seem to get the alpha channel to work right! :( I can get the alpha channel to not cut my new decals into the shape of the USA and Russian roundels, but now I just get a horrible white border around *everything* which is in these TGA files, edited or not. This is what my alpha looks like What I come up with. :( How do I prepare a TGA file to work properly using Photoshop CS2? I so need to get this work done quickly, and I'm stumped, stumped I tells ye. Thanks You can send it to me some how or just post a large pice of what you want on the tga and i'll fix it for you i don't know what program your using so its hard to explain why it is but it has to do with the mask and how the alpha channel sees transparency. There was a tutorial on working with Alpha chanels on Simmers paint shop but I can't seam to find it now Edited September 27, 2007 by Deadman Quote
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