Update

[MrTAToad]

Thanks!  No idea where I got it from - but it came with a load of Linux logos too...

[Nobiag]

so it will never be like before?
that photoshop workaround doesn't work for me. can i get an old glbasic version anywhere?

[Kitty Hello]

Don't rely on a buggy version. You'll soon regret it. Fix your images and code.

[Nobiag]

i tried to fix it, but it still looks different. or maybe i didn't understand this fix as it was supposed to. i almost always use sprites with a small border of halftransparent pixels anyway, but i still tried that thing with another layer and blur and 1% opacity in photoshop. it didn't help.

[Nobiag]

i attached two pictures to show what i mean. the first one shows how it looked like before the update and the other one after.

on the play button i tried the photoshop fix. i copied it, pasted it in the layer below, used gaussian blur, set the opacity to 1% and saved it again. but as you can see, there is a shadow-like border around the button anyway. i use effects like this a lot.
in the newest version i can't get a smooth transition like in the older picture anymore and i tried everything code-related like smoothshading and alphamode as well as the photoshop thing.
this sprite is not scaled or rotated, but this definitely changed with the same update.

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[Kitty Hello]

try disabling alpha-testing here. (ALPHATESTING 1, IIRC)

[Nobiag]

oh ooops... i missed that command. thank you, i think everything works fine for me now... 

[Wampus]

The problem with the method I first described is that it doesn't work so well for the outline of images which have a low alpha to begin with. Setting the opacity to 1% of a layer which is already very transparent can result in the colour becoming too faint to register in the final PNG. Its a peril of digital data.

So, there isn't really a catch-all way of ensuring the outline colour is correctly set. In many instances a bit of photo editing kung-fu is required for the perfect look.

[erico]

So, there isn't really a catch-all way of ensuring the outline colour is correctly set. In many instances a bit of photo editing kung-fu is required for the perfect look.

kung fu photoshop hehe great. We have done a few playboy´s magazine around here other than products and so on.
You would not imagine how much kung fu is needed, specially to match what is to be a ´standard´ look of products(human or object) these days.

Once I was working on a playboy job and my father saw the raw images....he screamed in agony hehe

[Ian Price]

So, there isn't really a catch-all way of ensuring the outline colour is correctly set. In many instances a bit of photo editing kung-fu is required for the perfect look.

kung fu photoshop hehe great. We have done a few playboy´s magazine around here other than products and so on.
You would not imagine how much kung fu is needed, specially to match what is to be a ´standard´ look of products(human or object) these days.

Once I was working on a playboy job and my father saw the raw images....he screamed in agony hehe

You lucky, lucky man.

[ampos]

Really it is "Kung FutoShop"

I use it daily, 9 hours per day, with people.

[erico]

You lucky, lucky man.

Oh no, not quite....
...but welcome to peace and love inc!