Author Topic: Photoshop Help  (Read 582 times)

So I tried to trans the background of this image:


Everything looked perfectly fine in Photoshop, so I save it. It comes out looking like this.

Any idea why?

there should be some setting in the save as settings or whatever, and one of the options should say something about "replace," make sure it says that instead of whatever it currently says

from the tiny amount of animation I've done in Photoshop, it appears the layers aren't disappearing after their timer runs out. Methinks Night's right, but if not, I can ask my Adobe teacher on Monday c:

I'm right, I just dunno if those are the exact words that photoshop uses. I'm speaking from GIMP experience
but this sorta thing is usually pretty universal

The frames aren't being disposed of after they're used. This is typically OK for non-trans animations, but since yours is transparent, nothing is replacing the pixels of the previous frame and they're showing for the next frame and so forth. Set them to dispose:

Right-click here

You'll have to do this to every frame before the ones that contain transparency, in your case all of them, in order to maintain consistency.
« Last Edit: October 11, 2013, 04:08:27 PM by KoopaScooper »

You're saving it so that the layers stack. Try saving it so they replace. If, for some reason, you can't do this in Photoshop, you can save the Photoshop file and load it in Gimp and export it to replace.

The frames aren't being disposed of after they're used. This is typically OK for non-trans animations, but since yours is transparent, nothing is replacing the pixels of the previous frame and they're showing for the next frame and so forth. Set them to dispose:

Right-click here

You'll have to do this to every frame before the ones that contain transparency, in your case all of them, in order to maintain consistency.
Thank you