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Transparency lost when importing images
Just noticed this one, and figure it crept in with NEXT.160 or 161: when you import an image that has a transparent background, like an irregular-shaped icon, its background is now forced to opaque white. Instead of blending in cleanly, imported round icons are suddenly showing white corners on top of non-white mockup elements.
This definitely wasn't happening earlier. Can transparency-preservation be restored?
Thanks ...
This definitely wasn't happening earlier. Can transparency-preservation be restored?
Thanks ...
I’m looking a lot of white spots.
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Inappropriate?Argh, you're totally right, I broke it with the "Sketch it" feature. Let me see what I can do...gut feeling is that I might not be able to preserve transparency in "sketched mode", but you never know...
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It would be a pity not to have transparency in sketch mode, but if it's a least preserved for direct (non-sketch-ified) imports, that would be good. -
Inappropriate?I won't believe it until you say so, but I think I actually fixed this whole thing with a simple one-liner...transparency should work well both in normal and sketched out modes for images...it passed my 1 test, so it MUST be fixed right? :)
I’m hopefuly and a bit astonished it wasn't harder than this
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Tried it on both a simple and sketch-ified import, and transparency looks perfect for both. That's pretty good mileage for a one-line tweak. :) Thanks a bunch.
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