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Solved Transparent Background Icon

Post by devilsbrigade October 30th 2019, 12:59 pm


Hey there, i saw a topic in which you guys made a transparent background Icon for forum topics.

I converted my image to png (without background) but when i upload it to the icon spot changes his background to white and within a square.

Can you tell me what im doing wrong?

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The icon is suposed to be only the 3 "towers".

Thank you in regards
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Solved Re: Transparent Background Icon

Post by Neptune- October 30th 2019, 1:18 pm

Hi ^^


If your image is more than 768 k weight, it will be "optimized" once uploaded on Servimg in order to take less place on their servers. "Optimized" means also image might lose its transparency and/or its animation.
So you can :
- reduce its weight before uploading it
- choose another host than Servimg
- Upgrade to Servimg PRO -> Servimg & Servimg PRO

If you don't know how to reduce yourself your image's weight, this site is a good deal
-> https://tinypng.com/
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Solved Re: Transparent Background Icon

Post by devilsbrigade October 30th 2019, 1:22 pm

that did the trick! thank you very much!
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Solved Re: Transparent Background Icon

Post by skouliki October 30th 2019, 1:29 pm

hello 

this section is only for graphic requests , if you want your image to be transparent then submit a new thread using the graphic requesting layout

Code:
   [color=#3399CC][b]Creation Type:[/b][/color]
    [color=#333333][b]Size (In Pixels):[/b][/color]
    [color=#3399CC][b]Primary Colors:[/b][/color]
    [color=#333333][b]Secondary Colors:[/b][/color]
    [color=#3399CC][b]Images to include:[/b][/color]
    [color=#333333][b]Text to Insert :[/b][/color]
    [color=#3399CC][b]Font (Provide Download Link):[/b][/color]
    [color=#333333][b]Font Color:[/b][/color]
    [color=#3399CC][b]Link to My Forumotion Forum:[/b][/color]
    [color=#333333][b]Username on Your Forum:[/b][/color]
    [color=#3399CC][b]Link to your Last Graphics Request:[/b][/color]
    [color=#333333][b]Detailed Description:[/b][/color]


please read first our rules https://help.forumotion.com/t147586-rules-of-the-graphic-design-section

it depends on the program you are using and the type of the file you saving the image   
in general, JPEGs don’t support transparent backgrounds so instead, its better to use a format such as GIF, TIF or PNG

i will give an example if you are using Gimp ...
if the image mode is set to Indexed Color, then the export doesn’t seem to accept the added alpha channel...
so if you do ..Image ..Mode .. RGB..File .. Export As... imagename.png
should be export the image with the alpha channel, and transparency

note: alpha channels are masks through which you can display images...the alpha channel is an 8-bit channel, which means it has 256 levels of gray from 0 (black) to 255 (white). ...

as i said before feel free to open a new graphic request if you need any help with your image

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