Author Topic: TileSets Trasparentcy?  (Read 1611 times)

RaXioN

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TileSets Trasparentcy?
« on: August 02, 2007, 01:19:17 PM »
Another nub question.  What is up with the tile sets?,  then show that they have trasparency on them but when you put them on the board they show white.  do you have to make every chair, wall decoration, shelf, or any trasparent tile an animation?  Im sure yall know what im talking about.  what I have been doin is editing tiles in photoshop.  then using the tileeditor to convert from image to tileset and vise versa.  this take for ever to do,  I spend a full day on it and only get like half a board done.  is this normal?  Is there a seting or something that can be done to allow tiles to stack on top of each other?  thanx....
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    Re: TileSets Trasparentcy?
    « Reply #1 on: August 02, 2007, 01:29:32 PM »
    You need to put them on a higher layer and then make then make the tile solid where they would be on layer 1. It's best to have display all layers, if you're doing this.

    Another thing you can do, is get your floor tile and then go to Image, then Layer Tile (or just press Ctrl+L) then a window will open up that has a button that says Open Tile, press it and then go to the tile with your chair/decoration/shelf and then hit OK. Make sure you Save Tile As, so you don't save over your floor tile.

    The first way I told you, might work better if you don't want to create a new tile for every different floor type.
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