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A simple drawing app that runs in a web browser, designed to be an MS Paint substitute for Chromebooks and other Chrome OS devices. PaintZ is free, but please consider supporting development at https://ko-fi.com/ZMYaro or https://patreon.com/ZMYaro.
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transparency doesn't work #269

Open Garnet0112 opened 1 year ago

Garnet0112 commented 1 year ago

Describe the bug the transparent background stopped working

Steps to reproduce the behavior

  1. [Go to '...']
  2. [Click on '....']
  3. [Scroll down to '.....']

Expected behavior [A clear and concise description of what you expected to happen.]

Actual behavior anytime I move an image the white background blocks my other pictures instead of showing through.

Screenshots

Screenshot 2023-05-07 1 59 16 AM

Environment

Additional context [Add any other context about the problem here.]

ZMYaro commented 1 year ago

@Garnet0112 It looks as though the background of your canvas in that screenshot is full white (RGB 255, 255, 255, or #ffffff), but the currently selected fill/background color on the toolbar in that screenshot is slightly off white (RGB 252, 252, 253, or #fcfcfd). If you set the selected fill/background color to match the background color of the canvas, the transparent selection function should work!

Garnet0112 commented 1 year ago

@Garnet0112 It looks as though the background of your canvas in that screenshot is full white (RGB 255, 255, 255, or #ffffff), but the currently selected fill/background color on the toolbar in that screenshot is slightly off white (RGB 252, 252, 253, or #fcfcfd). If you set the selected fill/background color to match the background color of the canvas, the transparent selection function should work!

I tried it, but it still won't work. Screenshot 2023-05-09 3 59 53 PM

ZMYaro commented 1 year ago

I tried it, but it still won't work.

@Garnet0112 There again you have two very slightly different colors—white (#ffffff) and slightly-off-white (#fcfcfd). I know it can be hard to see unless you really turn up the contrast on your screen. You can use the eyedropper tool to get the color of any point on the canvas you click on. Here I used the paint bucket tool to fill in the white areas with blue and the slightly-off-white areas in red; I hope that helps! image