Hi!
There should be a configurable background for the transparent png or other transparent files. Because when I use a black text on a transparent png, I can see it, because XnView use white background. But when I view a white text on a transparent png, I cant see because of the white backgound. A configurable grid should be a good idea like in gimp.
Roti
Transparent PNG: Configurable background colour
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I would like this feature too. I would like some way to know if what I am seeing is transparent or not (or semi-transparent). This applies to GIF, PNG and any other image format with support for tranparency.
I'm not sure about what is the best solution. A fast solution could be an easy an fast way of switching the background color, so, I can see how image reacts on background changing. This should be "real time", like "preview" checkbox of filters. In other words, a simple dialog to allow me to change the RGB (and/or HSV) of background, and shows the changes instantly.
Maybe, later, the "grid" feature could be implemented. But I think this should be implemented after idea above.
One important thing to note is the grid isn't aligned with image. I may scroll image, zoom it, resize window, and the grid is positioned differently from image. This is what makes the grid useful: the feeling of an "independent" background.
I'm not sure about what is the best solution. A fast solution could be an easy an fast way of switching the background color, so, I can see how image reacts on background changing. This should be "real time", like "preview" checkbox of filters. In other words, a simple dialog to allow me to change the RGB (and/or HSV) of background, and shows the changes instantly.
Maybe, later, the "grid" feature could be implemented. But I think this should be implemented after idea above.
One important thing to note is the grid isn't aligned with image. I may scroll image, zoom it, resize window, and the grid is positioned differently from image. This is what makes the grid useful: the feeling of an "independent" background.
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You have it options/show transparencycrazytb wrote:I'm not sure about what is the best solution. A fast solution could be an easy an fast way of switching the background color, so, I can see how image reacts on background changing. This should be "real time", like "preview" checkbox of filters. In other words, a simple dialog to allow me to change the RGB (and/or HSV) of background, and shows the changes instantly.
Pierre.
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No, I don't. At least I don't have it on Linux version. AFAIK, background color is hardcoded to black in Linux version.xnview wrote:You have it options/show transparency
Pierre.
And both me and Roti would like an easier way of changing background, or more background options. However, thinking a bit more, we do have "Show Mask" option, which is handy. For me, I would like only to have "change background" option at Linux version.
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Transparency
Hi!
I checked it with 1.7 rc1, and I have this: options/view/show transparency(<=8bits)
It is checked, but I have 24 and 32 bits images. Xnview should handle them too.
Thanx
Roti
I checked it with 1.7 rc1, and I have this: options/view/show transparency(<=8bits)
It is checked, but I have 24 and 32 bits images. Xnview should handle them too.
Thanx
Roti
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Re: Transparency
Yes, I have this option too at Linux (sorry about previous message), but I see no way to change background. I want to be able to change the background!Roti wrote:I checked it with 1.7 rc1, and I have this: options/view/show transparency(<=8bits)

However, Roti, do you know about "Show mask" feature? See on "View" menu. I think it will help you.
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Re: Same here
Currently, xnview support only 8bits + transparency index and 32bits PNG picture.cheleb wrote:Another vote for this feature.Roti wrote:Indeed it is 24 bit png, but I think it would be great (and important) to be able to view the transparency of any transparent image...
Pierre.