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kcan
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Posted: 9th Feb 2017 17:19
Hello,

I changed the look of the radar, but there was a problem with the view that it appeared in the white square.
Will you help me solve this problem?

Thanks.

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3com
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Posted: 9th Feb 2017 20:17
Do not try radar yet, but I notice images are png, does your are too?

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AmenMoses
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Posted: 9th Feb 2017 20:33
Needs to have an alpha channel in the image to make the background see through.
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TechCo
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Posted: 10th Feb 2017 08:31
make image background transparent then it will work properly I am sure.
kcan
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Posted: 10th Feb 2017 10:19 Edited at: 10th Feb 2017 10:33
Thanks for all reply,

Yes image is png, ı make transparent in paint but does not work in game.
I could not solve the problem. Need to wait Feature vote update.
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Belidos
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Posted: 10th Feb 2017 10:58
Paint does not save transparency to an alpha channel unfortunately, you will need to edit it, add an alpha transparency channel, and delete the white parts in another program.

For a free software i can recommend GIMP

https://www.gimp.org/

If you're using GIMP, all you do is open your image in GIMP, and :

1. Looking over to the right you should have a panel with tabs on, switch to the layers tab.
2. Right click your image in there, and select Add Alpha Channel.
3. Go to the tools panel on the left and select the fuzzy select tool (looks like a magic wand).
4. Click anywhere in the white area of your image, and press the delete button (you will now see the white replaced with a checker pattern).
5. Go to File/Export As and save your image.

It should now have a transparency.

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Posted: 10th Feb 2017 12:05 Edited at: 10th Feb 2017 12:06
or paint.net, much like paint but more advanced

all you need to do is delete the white part of the image and save it as a 32bit .png with alpha
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kcan
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Posted: 10th Feb 2017 12:59
Thank you very much for interested.
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