Hey I need some assistance with an error I made on my sig

5 posts ยท 2005-08-16 13:37:56 to 2005-08-16 18:23:34

#11400000223 08/16/2005 13:37:56 Hey I need some assistance with an error I made on my sig

I just finished finishing mine. I had to change the specs on it cus it was too big for these forums, but somehow was perfect size for the last forums. I added a border and some drop shadow effects. This is my first sig I ever made with CS2


BTW how do I make the white that is around the picture to be see through, like to blend in with the backround. It has a white drop shadow that goes all around it, and I want that to be seen, but not the canvas.


My sig used to be just the picture with no border and emboss on it. It also didn't have a drop shadow. I want the drop shadow to appear to be going onto the forums, not iinto my sig. I have the drop shadow already on it, but the white canvas is preventing it from being seen.


BTW this is being used in CS2 and if anyone has it, and would like to fix it for me I will send you the CS2 file.

#11400000225 08/16/2005 13:46:04 Re: Hey I need some assistance with an error I made on my sig
For image transparency, you need to set your image background to transparent when you make the new window. Transparent images also need to be saved as GIF.
#11400000227 08/16/2005 13:55:35 Re: Hey I need some assistance with an error I made on my sig
wouldnt that make my whole image transparent? also wouldnt it make the drop shadow transparent?
#11400000245 08/16/2005 15:03:57 Re: Hey I need some assistance with an error I made on my sig

The only part that will be transparent is the part you see as checkered squares. For example, this image uses transparency:




If you put a drop shadow on the outer edge of the sig, and made the canvas size larger than the picture and transparent, the drop shadow would show up on the gray forums body field.
#11400000283 08/16/2005 18:23:34 Re: Hey I need some assistance with an error I made on my sig

True Primordia. But Gif transparency is pure gayness.
It works horrible on dark backgrounds.
If image is still and you need high quality transparency, use Png.


Message Edited by Plummet on 08-16-2005 10:24 PM