White outline for Transparency Alpha skin
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26.03.16 06:49:06 am
I have some problems with transparency alpha in my cs2d skinning project. This is how it happens:
I made a drop skin for XXX skin. But in game, when the image rotated, the outline of the skin has a bit of whitish. When I rotate it in Paint.Net with a in game background, it seems fine. What should I do to conquer this problem?
I made a drop skin for XXX skin. But in game, when the image rotated, the outline of the skin has a bit of whitish. When I rotate it in Paint.Net with a in game background, it seems fine. What should I do to conquer this problem?
All skins images should be oriented upwards.
In order to avoid white edges, you can go two ways:
1st - fill background for your skin with black color with transparency -99%
2nd - or make outline around of your skin with black color edging with transparency -99%
Also, between your skin image and edge of image should be a small distance of at least 1 pixel.
For example, my skins of Tactical Shield from
CSO Buymenu images (3D&Flat Style) (13)


Standart edition -

Enegy shield -
In order to avoid white edges, you can go two ways:
1st - fill background for your skin with black color with transparency -99%
2nd - or make outline around of your skin with black color edging with transparency -99%
Also, between your skin image and edge of image should be a small distance of at least 1 pixel.
For example, my skins of Tactical Shield from




Standart edition -


Enegy shield -


edited 1×, last 26.03.16 12:11:21 pm
In Paint.NET, set the current color to transparent black (0 Red, 0 Blue, 0 Green, and 0 Opacity).
Then click the Erlenmeyer flask icon at the top and switch from "Normal Blending" to "Overwrite".
Next, use the bucket tool to fill up the background, just spam clicks at the background.
Make sure the image is flatenned (single layer), BTW.
Then click the Erlenmeyer flask icon at the top and switch from "Normal Blending" to "Overwrite".
Next, use the bucket tool to fill up the background, just spam clicks at the background.
Make sure the image is flatenned (single layer), BTW.
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Skyframe: It's a small flask icon with green fluid in it.




