Not sure why this happens.
I'm trying to import a series of large objects to use as a map for an encounter.
These are jpg files, which don't support transparency. But sometimes when I bring one of them into BRPG, it's transparent except for the lines on it. All the whitespace is transparent.
I had the same, but more frequent, problem when these same files where png format. I thought I'd done something wrong, so I went and re-saved them all as jpg files.
I've double checked my user cast to make sure there wasn't something in there I had to purge first (i.e. previous import when it was a png file).
Sample file attached. Not much to this one; it's 3887x4000, with just a few lines. Basically I have a large map that I had to break down into a series of 4000x4000 objects to import into BRPG, and stitch them back together.
Objects with large whitespaces seem to develop transparency
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Objects with large whitespaces seem to develop transparency
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Confirmed. I'll look into what is causing this.
For now, I can suggest two possible workarounds.
1) Edit your graphics so that your whites aren't really true white. For example, setting the white level to 254 in Photoshop instead of 255 will fix this.
2) Place your graphics as objects, then enable antialiasing on the objects before you make them into Tiles.
For now, I can suggest two possible workarounds.
1) Edit your graphics so that your whites aren't really true white. For example, setting the white level to 254 in Photoshop instead of 255 will fix this.
2) Place your graphics as objects, then enable antialiasing on the objects before you make them into Tiles.

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