Beta version 6.1.1 beta10

[Dejital]

For the two new ways, were you using the way like "_allciByRGBA.png", or the other way?

I used the _allciByRGBA.png way.

Edit: Nevermind, I din't use _allciByRGBA, but _ciByRGBA. I have yet to get _allciByRGBA to work anywhere.

Example:

[Dejital]

I'm having trouble. I've been retexturing Fifa 99 (which uses mainly ci textures) and I can't seem to get many things to work in-game. I have retextured the soccer ball, which worked, but retexturing things like grass and billboards (using the same strategy I went for with the ball), isn't working.



First one works, second one doesn't (you can see I'd rather have the second):

[_pm_]

Thanks Rice!!
The ci textures replacements are working as I expected

[Rice]

Dejital

Try to rename the second one to "FIFA 99#E3FFB1AC#2#0_allciByRGBA.png", and make sure it is 32-bit.

[Dejital]

That didn't work... I'm pretty sure that it's 32-bit, cause I saved it the same way I did the soccerball, but does anybody know how I can check the bits per pixel?

[Rice]

Dejital

Your file is in 24bit, not 32bit.

To check it with Windows Explorer, right click the file, click on the popup menu item [Properties], a dialog window will open up. Click on the [Summary] tab, and then check the "Bit Depth" value. For 32-bit images, Bit Depth=32, for 24-bit images, Bit Depth=24.

I am using Windows XP sp2.

[Dejital]

Oh, I got it. It seems whenever I try to save a png with no transparency, Paint Shop Pro automatically converts it to 24 bit. I put in a 99% pixel and it worked! A very very simple solution, I love it when it ends like this.

[_pm_]

Oh, I got it. It seems whenever I try to save a png with no transparency, Paint Shop Pro automatically converts it to 24 bit. I put in a 99% pixel and it worked! A very very simple solution, I love it when it ends like this.

I believe you I had to do the same for PSP9. I wonder if PSP has a workaround for this.

[Rice]

You can add a mask layer or something like that, than save the file. Photoshop or Paintshop usually call the alpha channel as mask layer.

[Dejital]

... ehh, I think erasing 1% of a pixel is a lot simpler than adding an alpha layer each time.