Sometimes in PNGs that have alpha channel the image get interpreted in a weird way as RGB only (without the alpha). Here's an example of how blender interprets such image:
Maybe someone else can explain why... butI find that the program in which PNGs are generated can make a difference.
But as a quick solution in this particular case, try connecting the alpha of your Image node to the alpha of the Set Alpha node.
Sometimes in PNGs that have alpha channel the image get interpreted in a weird way as RGB only (without the alpha). Here's an example of how blender interprets such image:
Maybe someone else can explain why... but as a quick solution try connecting the alpha of your Image node to the alpha of the Set Alpha node.
Sometimes in PNGs that have alpha channel the image get interpreted in a weird way as RGB only (without the alpha). Here's an example of how blender interprets such image:
Maybe someone else can explain why... I find that the program in which PNGs are generated can make a difference.
But as a quick solution in this particular case, try connecting the alpha of your Image node to the alpha of the Set Alpha node.
Sometimes in PNGs that have alpha cnannelchannel the image get interpreted in a weird way as RGB only (without the alpha). Here's an example of how blender interprets such image:
Maybe someone else can explain why... but as a quick solution try connecting the alpha of your Image node to the alpha of the Set Alpha node.
Sometimes in PNGs that have alpha cnannel the image get interpreted in a weird way as RGB only (without the alpha). Here's an example of how blender interprets such image:
Maybe someone else can explain why... but as a quick solution try connecting the alpha of your Image node to the alpha of the Set Alpha node.
Sometimes in PNGs that have alpha channel the image get interpreted in a weird way as RGB only (without the alpha). Here's an example of how blender interprets such image:
Maybe someone else can explain why... but as a quick solution try connecting the alpha of your Image node to the alpha of the Set Alpha node.
TrySometimes in PNGs that have alpha cnannel the image get interpreted in a weird way as RGB only (without the alpha). Here's an example of how blender interprets such image:
Maybe someone else can explain why... but as a quick solution try connecting the alpha of your Image node to the alpha of the Set Alpha node.
Try connecting the alpha of your Image node to the alpha of the Set Alpha node.
Sometimes in PNGs that have alpha cnannel the image get interpreted in a weird way as RGB only (without the alpha). Here's an example of how blender interprets such image:
Maybe someone else can explain why... but as a quick solution try connecting the alpha of your Image node to the alpha of the Set Alpha node.
