[SOLVED] transparency buggy in layeredimage???

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[SOLVED] transparency buggy in layeredimage???

#1 Post by felsenstern »

Hi,

When I use a transform to change the alpha value of a layeredimage it will not work, instead the alpha value of every single layer is changed on its own, which in my case is making the final image useless. Does anyone know it this is intended, or if there is a setting to changed this behavior or if this could really be a bug?
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Re: transparency buggy in layeredimage???

#2 Post by Remix »

Add mesh True to the transform (which effectively flattens it before applying the shader)
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Re: transparency buggy in layeredimage???

#3 Post by felsenstern »

Omg, YAY ;-)
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