Closed HeroesGrave closed 10 years ago
When you have transparency, things go funny.
I had two layers. The top was translucent blue, the bottom was an opaque black line. I exported it and opened it in Pinta, and it was translucent grey/black on top, and solid blue underneath.
I'll have to try again, as it could've been an error with my blending.
I just did some testing. I created a Image that contained a bunch of colors, then saved it as TGA, then opened it in Paint.NET. The result is that the image is correctly loaded and displayed.
I think something with either Pinta, or the blending has to be wrong. You should go and check if Pinta can correctly read the TGA format at all. (Test it with a Image, one layer, a bunch of different colors, save as TGA, open in Pinta)
Ah, okay.
Good to know I didn't break anything while converting to the new drawing system
Closed.
The TGA exporter works as long as it gets a valid BufferedImage it can read from. There is probably something wrong with the Image that the TGA-Exporter gets to write to disk.