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Setting layer transparency - arcnspark - 01-03-2020 I just loaded GMIP and am trying to see if I can use it for stacking up many pdf layers of a map. I'm using white as the transparency color for each layer and have not found a way. Can anyone help point me in the right direction? RE: Setting layer transparency - Ofnuts - 01-03-2020 There is no such thing as a "transparency color" in Gimp (this is a concept specific to some (old) image formats). You can however replace the white by transparency: * Add an alpha-channel if needed (Layer>Transparency>Add alpha channel) * Colors>Color to alpha and remove the white. RE: Setting layer transparency - arcnspark - 01-04-2020 (01-03-2020, 08:30 PM)Ofnuts Wrote: There is no such thing as a "transparency color" in Gimp (this is a concept specific to some (old) image formats). You can however replace the white by transparency: I did see that path but thought the faded out "Add Alpha Channel" was next, and seemed blocked, and then select a color I went directly to "Color to Alpha" as you said and got there. Thanks a Bunch RE: Setting layer transparency - Ofnuts - 01-04-2020 (01-04-2020, 04:22 PM)arcnspark Wrote: I did see that path but thought the faded out "Add Alpha Channel" was next, and seemed blocked, and then select a color If "Add alpha channel" is grayed it means the alpha channel has already been added. |