load your image in an application that can edit alpha values (photoshop, gimp, there are some other ones, but MS paint does not support this). Then, everywhere there is a pink pixel you don't want to...
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Re: Image transparency issue
load your image in an application that can edit alpha values (photoshop, gimp, there are some other ones, but MS paint does not support this). Then, everywhere there is a pink pixel you don't want to...
Re: Image transparency issue
Use the alpha channel for your images. An alpha of 1 means it's fully opaque, an alpha of 0 means it's fully transparent, and you can also use any alpha value in-between 0 and 1 (note: depending on...