good question...ggganz said:There is a lot of black in the .dds file, so why isn't that showing up as team color?
haven't you looked at my first post (post #4)? i described there what the alpha-channel is. it could be that you can't see the alphchannel in photoshop. in my paintprogramm i can switch between the normal picture and the alphachannel. perhaps you have a similar option in photoshop.ggganz said:Maybe I can't see the Alpha Channel (whatever that is) with Photoshop
i think it is regardless of which formate it is you convert to. but it should be at least 2 pics which should be converted from dds to jpg, bmp, ... and also it should be 2 pictures which should re-converted from jpg, bmp, ... to dds.ggganz said:Oh, and the converter just converts .dds to .jpg. should I be using .bmp or .psd?
ggganz said:There is a lot of black in the .dds file, so why isn't that showing up as team color? Maybe I can't see the Alpha Channel (whatever that is) with Photoshop. Oh, and the converter just converts .dds to .jpg. should I be using .bmp or .psd?
ggganz said:As a jpg I see the team colored area as some beige pixels. Then I messed it up and I erased it so that it was white. I am not sure if the converter can do .png. Also, when I make it transparency, it shows up as transparency. At least, that's how I did this. Although, it is a weapon