PNG overlay file.....how do I?
 

Yo

How do i save it so it cab overlayed on thumbs and trnasparent?

You know png isnt supported on all browser right?

are you using crystolic fusion? :glugglug

It overlays the thumbs then saves them as jpgs. The png is just for the building process

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Bite me.

comus thumbs

Hey Juicy, is comus working good for you?

Its quite slow for me. It takes more than 4 minutes to crop a fucking thumbnail by hand. Is yours faster?

Hey, you had luck with you license. You've got yours really fast :) I had to wait nearly 2 days. :)

Yeah its really quick. But then again I am using Webair and I got a juicy server.

Its just apain to figure out the script it is toooooooooooo juicyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy

About your question.

For what do you need this overlay? For the movies?

Comus can add such a overlay itself. Theres an option for it. Just check the "Thumbnail Link Options". There you can add the .png file you want to use as a overlay.

Hehe ... yeah, really heavy script. All the macros are quite confusing. :Hollering

yeah i know , but i am making anew png overlay just need to know how to save the file in photoshop png 24 or the other and such

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We all know that, you sweet little thing :1orglaugh

Ahm ... Just open up a new document with a transparent background. After you've done the overlay design, go to "save for web" (dunno how its named exactly in the english version). Standard is JPEG. Go to the dropdown and select PNG. There are some ready made options for PNG. Take the one you want. Be sure that the option "keep transparency" (again the problem with the non english version) is checked and save it. That should be all.

Tell me if you have other problems. :)

thank man , hit me up if you got ???'s about the script i pretty much got it figured out ////////////almost lol

youre welcome man :) everytime ... everywhere *cough* :1orglaugh

Which browsers don't support png?

noOb?

png doesn't show up in Netscape, I believe. I could be wrong.

I did a little digging and most browsers seem to support most of png's features atleast well enough to use as a gif replacement.

http://www.libpng.org/pub/png/pngapbr.html

The big problem with PNG is that IE doesnt like to allow it to use it's full transparency capabilities. This can be overcome though pretty simply, and then it's a great format to use. Check out a post I made about it here... http://www.webdevforums.com/showthread.php?t=3000