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if you tried to draw or copy a skin maybe you
also had that problem. There were always some little
white pixels around my skin > looked awfully
> if you also use Photoshop and you have that problem just
do following with the skin:
Filters > Blur > Gaussian Blur > about "0,2"
you won't see any difference and the pixels are gone!^^
feedback-please...
gnarf ... if you work with vectors, you won't have any pixels.
he we go again with the "Gnarf" ^^
-.- use inkscape or gimp to draw your skins 
both are for free... and much better for drawing than photoshop ...
no no photoshop is the best^^
*and the most expensive ^^
do I smell some security copy here *kidding*
heheh xDD maybe... but its not me... i use inkscape..^^ 
heheh xDD maybe... but its not me... i use inkscape..^^
+14!
Inskape rulez!
Give the power to the Open Source!
photoshop is a best (say i) xD
I do not like blurs, so I use Illustrator. Anyways, I copied a black object I made in Illustrator into Photoshop as a smart object, saved as a Photoshop PNG and exported it into Preview (the mac version of Microsoft Photo Editor) and saved that as a standard PNG like the other mapres. However, I still get the white anti-alias lines. How do I fix this?
Oh, and for all you people saying Inkscape is the best, you've obviously never tried Illustrator.
...illustrator is better but inkscape is for free^^
those white pixels must be some kind of bug in teeworlds
i mean they only appear in tw
so while testing i found out the trick with gaussian blur
its not really a good solution but the pixels are gone
I found a solution:
In Illustrator, click export, and then select PNG from the dropdown menu. 
I just dl'd a skin off teeworlds-db, I get this in photoshop...
http://img388.imageshack.us/img388/162/picture6ae5.png
any reason why and/or how to fix it?
(also, none of you have apparently used the various vector tools in PS, it is very capable)
normal behaviour for my MSIE and FF if I just ctrl-c ctrl-v the picture. Save the picture on disk and open it in the program. now the transparency-information should not be lost.
ah my beertee is so famous...^^
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