Yesterday I began a small fances addon for pak128 ...
I made a first fence which worked very well.
Today I made a palisade which is working fine too but now the fence makes a bery strange graphical bug ...
I use Simutrans 102.1 underground slopes
(http://img1.imagilive.com/1209/horreur.png)
Here are the sources :
(http://img1.imagilive.com/1209/grillage.png)
(http://img1.imagilive.com/1209/palissade.png)
And by the way I have another problem with graphic.simutrans ...
(http://img1.imagilive.com/1209/wherewherewhere.jpg)
The image format is 32 bits, with transparency activated. It must be 24 bits. Create a new image of the same size and just copy & paste the old one on it.
About the g.s.c problem..which web browser are you using (operating system and version)?
Yes that looks like PNG with alpha channel active. Save without alpha and it should be fine.
I see ... one more bug from windows 7's MSpaint -_-"
thanks, I'm going to try this solution.
Firefox 3.5, windows 7 pro x32 bits.
I think it's rather problem of makeobj which accepts only subset of PNG format...
I can't test it with windows 7, but I've tested it with Firefox 3.5.5 and windows xp sp2 and it shows the captcha img. It's a dinamically generated image, as the source is a php script. So I guess something is blocking it. Are you using some kind of firefox blocking addon link Adblock or similar?
I'm using adblock ...
No it's a problem with paint since I never asked it to use 32bits png.
Then please disable adblock for g.s.c or include g.s.c in the allowed sites list... ;D
I'm not agree. My experience says that It's the default behaviour of several painting programs. GIMP sometimes actives the alpha channel too, even you don't specify it.
Yes, GIMP chooses automatically. If you use layers (or what are they called in English?) in GIMP, it automatically uses alpha channel / layer internally. And if you save that, you end up with 32bit format saves as well. So you have to use the "remove Alpha" function before saving, or ... the other function, whatever it's called in English (sorry, only have the Geman version available here)