Hello fine people!
I've been trying to import some photos for character portraits from Gimp. I have succeeded. However, I'm running into the problem of several pixels show up as transparent in the game. Is there a good way for me to isolate the transparent pixels in Gimp, and change their color to a similar non-transparent color from the palette? Can I have Gimp select all of the pixels with the transparent color value? A long time ago, I think I remember there being two colors that were transparent in the palette....
Transparent Color in Palette
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Re: Transparent Color in Palette
The last couple (ten or 12) colors of the palette are transparent. You can have gimp select all parts of a picture that are a certain color from the palette, I think
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Re: Transparent Color in Palette
It's actually the last 15 colors...
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Re: Transparent Color in Palette
Thanks Dominus. To correct the transparent, and shimmering pixels, I'm doing the following.
1. Take a screen shot in-game.
2. I compare the in-game image with the .shp file I created.
3. I locate a clear / shimmering pixel in the .shp file, and select one. This shows what transparent color it is in the Palette box.
4. I then use the select-by-color option to select all blocks of the same transparent color.
5. I Eyeball the transparent color with a real color inside the palette.
6. Use paint can to fill all like pixels with the proper solid color.
Well, it works.
1. Take a screen shot in-game.
2. I compare the in-game image with the .shp file I created.
3. I locate a clear / shimmering pixel in the .shp file, and select one. This shows what transparent color it is in the Palette box.
4. I then use the select-by-color option to select all blocks of the same transparent color.
5. I Eyeball the transparent color with a real color inside the palette.
6. Use paint can to fill all like pixels with the proper solid color.
Well, it works.