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Pheromosa said:
Yeah, MS paint doesn't support a transparent background. I suggest to get something like GIMP or Paint.NET that can properly read transparency. Then, you can make a background layer and just fill that layer with the color you like with the bucket (though you should either temporarily hide the layer with the character images or disable "sample merged" (in GIMP if it isn't disabled already).MarioFan632 said:No, I don't know how to make the background of an image transparent. Almost all of the images I used already had a transparent background, and so all I had to do was use the bucket tool to make the background all one color. I think Yoshi and Inkling Girl's images were the only two that didn't have a transparent background. The bucket tool didn't fill the whole background with color and so I had to color around them using the pencil tool. I used Microsoft Paint, by the way. I don't think it's possible to make a transparent background in MS Paint.
My sister will always be a loser.winstein said:There are some Mario Kart merchandise provided by Bandai Namco, obtained through a lottery called "Mario Kart Lottery" at Japan's 7-11 stores. I am not sure if it's a raffle wherein participants who paid will always win something no matter how small, so it's probable that there will be some losers here.
Leave it to you to come up with that analogy.Princess Mario said:I'm just looking at this Yoshi and wondering if that thing attached to his nose has prongs that latch to his nostrils the same way an electric cord latches to a power outlet.
Gorge on that invisible sandwich, my man.infinite8 said::heart: LeftyGreenMario likes this