TBP - Having trouble with my images
by Timothy Fuller · in Technical Issues · 07/26/2006 (9:20 am) · 2 replies
Hello everybody,
I have been working with some of the torque products for about two years now, and have recently started working with Torque Builder Pro. It seems like a great tool, it makes setting up and creating 2D scrolling games a breeze, but I am having a couple of fairly big problems. The first is when ever I add an image as a sprite into a project, the background color remains a part of the sprite. I have changed the background color to white, and pink but it still remains. The other problem is when I try to create a animation sprite of a image, TBP goes thru all the motions of creating it, but once I click the save button the animation sprite is not created. If any body could give me some help on this, their assistance would be greatly appreciated. Other then these two problems, TBP seems like are great development tool. You guys rock!
Timmay & the Lords of the Underworld
I have been working with some of the torque products for about two years now, and have recently started working with Torque Builder Pro. It seems like a great tool, it makes setting up and creating 2D scrolling games a breeze, but I am having a couple of fairly big problems. The first is when ever I add an image as a sprite into a project, the background color remains a part of the sprite. I have changed the background color to white, and pink but it still remains. The other problem is when I try to create a animation sprite of a image, TBP goes thru all the motions of creating it, but once I click the save button the animation sprite is not created. If any body could give me some help on this, their assistance would be greatly appreciated. Other then these two problems, TBP seems like are great development tool. You guys rock!
Timmay & the Lords of the Underworld
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08/10/2006 (10:02 am)
That's very strange, I don't lose transparency in PNGs from a Save As, but I do with GIFs.
Associate Anthony Rosenbaum
2) When you say 'go thru all the motions' does that entail a) making an image map, selecting it to be multiple frames then b) making an animation from the image map?