vtf crosshair colour not work ??

#1

Vouri

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hello i made a vtf crosshair but for some reason the white keeps bleeding out the black outline like this https://i.imgur.com/OtpUdcu.jpg
as opposed to all other crosshairs i have which stay like this https://i.imgur.com/ZI3WKnV.jpg
ive been making it the same as the 20 other vtf crosshairs im using so im really lost
please help ?!!!?!!??!!!!!

#2

leth

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it did that to me sometimes. I just resaved it the png and converted it again. if that doesnt work just remake it

#3

Vouri

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lethit did that to me sometimes. I just resaved it the png and converted it again. if that doesnt work just remake it

yea ive done that like more than 10 times ive remade it in a new file/in copies of vtf crosshairs that work fine, just doesnt work : /

[quote=leth]it did that to me sometimes. I just resaved it the png and converted it again. if that doesnt work just remake it[/quote]
yea ive done that like more than 10 times ive remade it in a new file/in copies of vtf crosshairs that work fine, just doesnt work : /

#4

Antares

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make sure the background is black or whatever color you want the border to be

#5

Vouri

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Antaresmake sure the background is black or whatever color you want the border to be

okay that is the problem and im dumb but how do i change that? the background is transparent when i open it in paint.net, same as the vtfs that work, but then is white when imported on vtfedit

[quote=Antares]make sure the background is black or whatever color you want the border to be[/quote]
okay that is the problem and im dumb but how do i change that? the background is transparent when i open it in paint.net, same as the vtfs that work, but then is white when imported on vtfedit

#6

jrod

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VouriAntaresmake sure the background is black or whatever color you want the border to beokay that is the problem and im dumb but how do i change that? the background is transparent when i open it in paint.net, same as the vtfs that work, but then is white when imported on vtfedit

Use magic wand to select the entire background then press ctrl+x also try the online vtf convertor

[quote=Vouri][quote=Antares]make sure the background is black or whatever color you want the border to be[/quote]
okay that is the problem and im dumb but how do i change that? the background is transparent when i open it in paint.net, same as the vtfs that work, but then is white when imported on vtfedit[/quote]
Use magic wand to select the entire background then press ctrl+x also try the online vtf convertor

#7

Vouri

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VulcanVouriAntaresmake sure the background is black or whatever color you want the border to beokay that is the problem and im dumb but how do i change that? the background is transparent when i open it in paint.net, same as the vtfs that work, but then is white when imported on vtfeditUse magic wand to select the entire background then press ctrl+x also try the online vtf convertor

this didnt work, background is still white. the value number under HSV keeps changing to 100 despite changing it to 0, like it is in all the vtfs that work, so im really not sure whats not working here >:(

[quote=Vulcan][quote=Vouri][quote=Antares]make sure the background is black or whatever color you want the border to be[/quote]
okay that is the problem and im dumb but how do i change that? the background is transparent when i open it in paint.net, same as the vtfs that work, but then is white when imported on vtfedit[/quote]
Use magic wand to select the entire background then press ctrl+x also try the online vtf convertor[/quote]
this didnt work, background is still white. the value number under HSV keeps changing to 100 despite changing it to 0, like it is in all the vtfs that work, so im really not sure whats not working here >:(

#8

JarateKing

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Paint.net doesn't preserve color when the alpha channel is 0. This causes it to bleed white edges when resized / compressed even slightly.

What I always do is just apply a black layer with alpha 1 / 255. It's basically invisible but makes it work properly.

Paint.net doesn't preserve color when the alpha channel is 0. This causes it to bleed white edges when resized / compressed even slightly.

What I always do is just apply a black layer with alpha 1 / 255. It's basically invisible but makes it work properly.