Hi Paul,
I just took one of my old transparent .png images that I used
to use a couple of years ago and imported it as a control into an
LC 8.1.3 stack. It worked just fine.
I think I might have created it with “Graphic Converter” for Mac.
If you put one of your images into a “DropBox” account
NOTE: I am using LC 6.7.11 for an update to a legacy app.
I was trying to import (as a control) a transparent PNG (i.e. the
"white" parts allow whatever is underneath to show through) and instead
of transparancy, I get the slashed background lines transparent PNG are
often displayed with. Thinking
Yes, I also have seen this sometimes when special kinds of alphachannel
(flattened/premultiplied/postmultiplied) were used in the PNG to import.
Nevertheless the following 'standard' import script works for me nearly
always in LC 6/7/8/9:
on mouseUp
set the paintcompression to RLE
if there is
Hi Paul,
I’ve used .png images with transparencies with no problems before.
It almost sounds like the alpha-channel information is getting lost
somehow.
What program are you using to create your images?
Good luck tracking it down!
Rick
> On Mar 30, 2017, at 1:16 PM, Paul Dupuis via use-liveco
Paul Dupuis wrote:
> I was trying to import (as a control) a transparent PNG (i.e. the
> "white" parts allow whatever is underneath to show through) and
> instead of transparancy, I get the slashed background lines
> transparent PNG are often displayed with. Thinking it might be
> the PNG itself,
I use transparent PNG's all over my app and do not have that issue. It may be
the PNG is protected in some way. I can send you one of my PNG's to test with
to see if you get the same problem with them.
Bob S
> On Mar 30, 2017, at 10:16 , Paul Dupuis via use-livecode
> wrote:
>
> I was tryi
NOTE: I am using LC 6.7.11 for an update to a legacy app.
I was trying to import (as a control) a transparent PNG (i.e. the
"white" parts allow whatever is underneath to show through) and instead
of transparancy, I get the slashed background lines transparent PNG are
often displayed with. Thinking
