Alpha channel is white in-game

[ap0calypse]

Hey,

I am 'trying' to create a new GUI for one of my maps, but the alpha channel is white in-game.

I am sure the alpha channel is set to "none", so it shouldn't be there.
I have extracted the files from the Image Extractor Tool (to know the size of the images), created the textures with Photoshop CS3, saved them as .tga-files (32 bit depth) and converted them to .blp-files with Image Extractor.

If anyone knows what's causing this problem, I can go on with the GUI.
I've searched the site for this problem, but the only thing I've found is how to create an alpha channel (and I know that...)

Here is a little sneak preview: (I know this image doesn't have an alpha channel yet, but the ones I've imported had one).

Sneak Preview

In-game

Do not mind the standard warcraft-layout, I've only imported 1 image...

(the scales/colors might not be right at the moment, but this is only an alpha preview...)

Thanks in advance.

 

[ap0calypse]

*Bump* (added a new sneak preview, but it still doesn't work... any help/ideas is/are welcome)

 

[Longvie]

Hey, I have no idea what you are talking about, but, holy shit. That look's awesome! Do you plan on releasing it to the public after it's done?

 

[ap0calypse]

Hey, I have no idea what you are talking about, but, holy shit. That look's awesome! Do you plan on releasing it to the public after it's done?

Thank you ^^
I will post it, if it works...
Unfortunately, it doesn't at the moment... I can post a screeny of the failed GUI (in-game), I'll add it to the first post.

 

[Kwaliti]

Make sure that your image isn't a flat image, and is a layer with no background layers below it instead. Then select the things you want alpha'd and hit CTRL+X to kill those pixels. If you did it right, then where you once had the cut stuff, you'll have white and gray squares. Save as a 32-bit tga.

Oh, and you do it on the RGB channel, not Alpha.

 

[ap0calypse]

Make sure that your image isn't a flat image, and is a layer with no background layers below it instead. Then select the things you want alpha'd and hit CTRL+X to kill those pixels. If you did it right, then where you once had the cut stuff, you'll have white and gray squares. Save as a 32-bit tga.

Oh, and you do it on the RGB channel, not Alpha.

Thank you, but it didn't work :s
This is the list of what I did:

• I opened the .psd-file (the file I've uploaded in my first post)
• It only had 1 layer (but not flattened), so that wasn't the problem
• I selected all black areas and deleted them, as I have did before (on my first attempt)
• I've saved it as a 32-bit tga (without compression)
• I've converted it to .blp with the Image Extractor-tool (quality doesn't matter)
• I've imported it in the WE with the path UI\Console\Human\HumanUITile01.blp

The result can be seen in the first post.

 

[Kwaliti]

Use Warcraft 3 Viewer to convert stuff instead.

Warcraft III Viewer - The Hive Workshop - A Warcraft III Modding Site

If it doesn't work, simply PM your stuff to me and I'll convert it for you.