I realy need help here now!

[Goliath the God]

This is the second time it happens to me, and it makes me almost quit skinning. I really need help with it!

So here's the problem:
When I skin I usually check how it wraps on the model all the time I change a part, and I've been working with a Bloodmage skin today.. checking verytime I change it, but when I changed the shoulder armor, something went wrong, I don't know what, but when I clicked save, when I click save it usually saves as a tga without any questions, this time it asked what file type I wanted it, and suggested psd.. I changed to tga and saved, and when I transformed it into blp it didn't tell me anything was wrong, but! When I imported the skin to the bloodmage model in Warcraft 3 Viewer, the only thing I saw was the teamcolor parts! please help me

 

[Goliath the God]

The skin as it looks now:

 

[Goliath the God]

And in Wc3View:

 

[Sansui]

Probably saved incorrectly try saving again amd if that does not work try copying what you did onto a new version of the skin.

probably an alpha problem or compression problem.

 

[Goliath the God]

Hey, I'm not a complete idiot 8)
Of course I've already tried CnPing it on a new one.. doesn't work.. Any ideas what I can do with the alpha problem? I did not do any compression changes, its a 24-bit tga without any RLE compression... The only thing I did from the version that worked, to the version that didn't, was changing his shoulder armor, and as I'm not an complete idiot That is a alpha part, so I think it's something with the alpha too.. But I can't see what :?

 

[Sansui]

well if you edited the alpha i could see aproblem but if you didnt i have no idea, might aswell try a new skin or not changing that little area.


Well you did post three times in arow so i have no clue if you are an idiot or not.

 

[Hueter]

i had that problem too...

u get that situation when there are parts of the imgae that are towering out of the i.e. 256² zone

its hard to realize,cause u dont see the parts that are out of this area.