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Alpha channel in Paint Shop Pro XI?

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Simon853

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Hi,
I've been using Paint Shop Pro XI to develop my GMax textures, creating 24 bit diffuse and alpha (default reflection) textures separately and then using DXTbmp to merge them into 32 bit images.

However, since learning that GMax can display .psd files and PSP11 can save them, I want to create just a single image.

I can't seem to find a way of combining an 8 bit image to a 24 bit image in PSP to make this happen. Anyone got any ideas?

Thanks,

Si
 
Never mind. I think I've figured it out.

I needed to create a mask channel, then select "Layers->Load/Save Mask->Save Mask to Alpha Channel" and it worked. It now opens and displays correctly in ImageTool.

Si
 
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