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Veruca Denneny

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06-25-2007 14:26

Thanks all! Figured a work around!

Thunderclap Morgridge

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06-25-2007 18:33

Posting it would help others.

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Jesseaitui Petion

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06-26-2007 03:04

Yeah i agree...as I have this problem.

Whats the solution? Is it making a background the same color as the outfit?

Meni Kaiousei

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06-26-2007 03:52

Wow this post is really helping others. The nice thing about these forums is that we can learn from each other. Do not ask questions without sharing your gained knowledge please.

From the subject that is still here, I think it is about the Halo artifact at transparant edges. There is an excellent tutorial from Robin Wood, covering this topic:

http://robinwood.com/Catalog/Technical/SL-Tuts/SLTutSet.html

Hope this helps,
Meni

Veruca Denneny

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06-29-2007 08:41

Sorry, I agree..please excuse my ignorance..

Basically, what I was doing (Photoshop CS 8.0) was after completing my outfit, I would make my alpha channel then switching back to the layers tab, making a pure black layer under all the clothing then saving and uploading. While that was fine to do with darker colors it left my lighter colors with a dark halo around the edges, never realized why.

So..What did I do to fix that? Basically I'd fill that black layer in with the main color of the garment I was working on, so if I had made a pink shirt, I would then fill in the 'Full Black' layer with pink, the same as the shirt. Seemed to have fixed the problem.

Sorry again, and sorry I am bad at explinations as well, hope this helps others.

~V

Black Halo on Light Clothing
Veruca Denneny Registered User Join date: 8 Aug 2006 Posts: 27	06-25-2007 14:26 Thanks all! Figured a work around!
Thunderclap Morgridge The sound heard by all Join date: 30 Sep 2006 Posts: 517	06-25-2007 18:33 Posting it would help others. _____________________ Gimp: n : disability of walking due to crippling of the legs or feet ie. lameness, limping, gameness, claudication secondlife://Amaro/77/130/39 Come to Thunderclap: the gospel chapel and Thunderburst: Mens clothes and more.
Jesseaitui Petion king of polynesia :P Join date: 2 Jan 2006 Posts: 2,175	06-26-2007 03:04 Yeah i agree...as I have this problem. Whats the solution? Is it making a background the same color as the outfit?
Meni Kaiousei knowledgebase junkie Join date: 6 Nov 2006 Posts: 162	06-26-2007 03:52 Wow this post is really helping others. The nice thing about these forums is that we can learn from each other. Do not ask questions without sharing your gained knowledge please. From the subject that is still here, I think it is about the Halo artifact at transparant edges. There is an excellent tutorial from Robin Wood, covering this topic: http://robinwood.com/Catalog/Technical/SL-Tuts/SLTutSet.html Hope this helps, Meni
Veruca Denneny Registered User Join date: 8 Aug 2006 Posts: 27	06-29-2007 08:41 Sorry, I agree..please excuse my ignorance.. Basically, what I was doing (Photoshop CS 8.0) was after completing my outfit, I would make my alpha channel then switching back to the layers tab, making a pure black layer under all the clothing then saving and uploading. While that was fine to do with darker colors it left my lighter colors with a dark halo around the edges, never realized why. So..What did I do to fix that? Basically I'd fill that black layer in with the main color of the garment I was working on, so if I had made a pink shirt, I would then fill in the 'Full Black' layer with pink, the same as the shirt. Seemed to have fixed the problem. Sorry again, and sorry I am bad at explinations as well, hope this helps others. ~V

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