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Caleb Hattingh
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I have a really simple situation where I have 2 png images, and open them
so:
'>>> iconBallImage =
Image.open('sampleTextures/iconBall.png').resize(DimensionSize)
'>>> iconShieldImage =
Image.open('sampleTextures/iconShield.png').resize(DimensionSize)
The 2nd image has an alpha channel with transparency. The first one also
has an alpha channel, but is fully opaque. Then I paste the second image
into the first image:
'>>> iconBallImage.paste(iconShieldImage, (10,10))
Then I save:
'>>> iconBallImage.save('sampleTextures/output.png')
When I view "output.png" in the Gimp, I see that the transparent bits in
the second image appear as a grey-crosshatching pattern. There is an
alpha channel in the new image, but I expected to see that bits of the
original first image would peer through the transparent bits of the
original second image.
I fully expect I am doing something wrong here, I just don't know what.
Thanks
Caleb
I have a really simple situation where I have 2 png images, and open them
so:
'>>> iconBallImage =
Image.open('sampleTextures/iconBall.png').resize(DimensionSize)
'>>> iconShieldImage =
Image.open('sampleTextures/iconShield.png').resize(DimensionSize)
The 2nd image has an alpha channel with transparency. The first one also
has an alpha channel, but is fully opaque. Then I paste the second image
into the first image:
'>>> iconBallImage.paste(iconShieldImage, (10,10))
Then I save:
'>>> iconBallImage.save('sampleTextures/output.png')
When I view "output.png" in the Gimp, I see that the transparent bits in
the second image appear as a grey-crosshatching pattern. There is an
alpha channel in the new image, but I expected to see that bits of the
original first image would peer through the transparent bits of the
original second image.
I fully expect I am doing something wrong here, I just don't know what.
Thanks
Caleb