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need help when alphing out!
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1. i would u se the lariat tool - or cut dunno the word used in english photoshop edition..
cause its much sharper...
and what didnt work...?
there are 3 cases:
-the place on the model is invisible
-the place on the model shows up in teamcolors
-the place on the model is just white
cause its much sharper...
and what didnt work...?
there are 3 cases:
-the place on the model is invisible
-the place on the model shows up in teamcolors
-the place on the model is just white
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Mycklern:
Use the lasso tool around the desired area, then open the channel window and view alpha-channel. Now paint the lasso area with black color. Now go back to the normal channel and cut the area... That's all.
If that still didn't work than either you didn't do it right, or there is a problem with your program or it's just like Hueter said: "You can't alpha out a place on the model which is invisible".
Use the lasso tool around the desired area, then open the channel window and view alpha-channel. Now paint the lasso area with black color. Now go back to the normal channel and cut the area... That's all.
If that still didn't work than either you didn't do it right, or there is a problem with your program or it's just like Hueter said: "You can't alpha out a place on the model which is invisible".
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I'm having the same problem a lot. Apparently, you have to be -extremely- careful with what you delete. Even if you delete&alpha a single pixel that isn't part of the weapon(or visible section you want to remove), the skin will fux up. :/
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i have the same problem... i see the alpha channel white... i need to do a skin invisible...
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YEEEES!! i have found ^^
You must go to (in photoshop 7): winndow (on top)
-------------------------------> channel
make a new channel
it will be named like this: Alpha 1
make this channel all white....
and make black the part that you need to be invisible ^^ 8)
if you dont understand tell me (my english suks :lol: ) HEHE my new model will be ready soon
You must go to (in photoshop 7): winndow (on top)
-------------------------------> channel
make a new channel
it will be named like this: Alpha 1
make this channel all white....
and make black the part that you need to be invisible ^^ 8)
if you dont understand tell me (my english suks :lol: ) HEHE my new model will be ready soon
:roll:
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I don't get it...I followed all those steps, created the alpha channel and blackened out the parts I wanted removed, but then I save it, it doesnt save the alpha channel (saving as a 32 bit .tga). That's making it so the skin is still appearing white in-game. What am I doing wrong?
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Hueter said:i export the tga out of the mpq with the wc3 mdl viewer dunno if u guys change the file or just work on another file kind...
but when i delete parts out off my image(just in the normal view/ not in the channels view)
it works perfect.
Man, I wish it was that simple for me. However, skin files never have that "transparant" underlayer for me.. always pure white or pure black. Not that white/grey blocky layer that indicates transparancy.
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