Stop animation from having transparency

[motorollin]

I've added an actor with a single frame animation for my title screen. The image is a JPG. GE has automatically has chosen the top left pixel as the transparent one which screws up the image. How can I stop it from doing this so the image is totally solid?

[makslane]

Convert the image to a PNG 32 format or change the color of the first pixel.

[motorollin]

Thanks makslane. I don't want to change the top left pixel, so do you have any suggestions which can convert to PNG32? Photoshop doesn't seem to export to that format.

[makslane]

In the Photoshop, copy the image to a new image, or copy to a new layer, and save as png.

[berighteous]

All PNG files are 32 bit. Just do a save as PNG format. Tga 32 bit works too.

[pixelpoop]

I don't think you can have 32bit and transparency in photoshop.
Just make sure that it is at 24bit, then take the eraser, set it to 2% and 1 pixel wide, and click on 1 pixel. That pixel will now be very slightly transparent and GE won't turn the 1st pixel color transparent anymore.

[Game A Gogo]

I don't think you can have 32bit and transparency in photoshop.
Just make sure that it is at 24bit, then take the eraser, set it to 2% and 1 pixel wide, and click on 1 pixel. That pixel will now be very slightly transparent and GE won't turn the 1st pixel color transparent anymore.

Yes, it does support 32-Bits

[pixelpoop]

I know it supports 32 bit images. But I every time I switch from 16 to 32 bit it flattens the image making a 32bit image with transparency impossible.

[motorollin]

For some reason I don't have the option to save as 32 bit PNG in Photoshop CS3 (Mac version). Good idea pixelpoop about making one pixel slightly transparent. However I took berigheous's advice and saved as a 32 bit TGA and it worked - the image was no longer transparent.

Thanks guys

[d-soldier]

One thing to consider is that targa files (tga) are known for being huge in file sizes...