Getting Anti-aliasing working with an alpha layer |
Sep 3, 2011, 21:01
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Getting Anti-aliasing working with an alpha layer
Hi everyone,
So I have this small image consisting of a sine: ![]() and I would like to get a gradient border on it (something like two pixels would be perfect) from the green sine to black. (Partial transparancy would be nicer but since .gif doesn't support that...and yes I do need it to be a .gif XD) Problem is...that I can't get any of the filter options to work, they are all disabled. After some tests I noticed that this is because there's an alpha layer that for some reason disables the filters. So...how to get a gradient (green to black) border on the sine? thnx in adance, Reskaillev |
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