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    Is this photoshop related?

    Hey,

    I've been using Photoshop for awhile now, but I'm running into some troubles. The problem is I can't tell if it's Photoshop, other software, or pc related.

    If I take the paint brush tool and paint a simple circle and save it as png to keep the transparent background it saves alright. The image in the thumbnail on desktop clearly shows my circle, but when I open it in different image viewing software (fcheck and quicktime image viewer) I see a square.

    If I open the image back up in photoshop, or even paint, it's still a circle..

    I'm trying to use the final product on a mesh in Unity (originated as spoke but have been testing to solve my problems with simple shapes), but in unity this circle also looks like a square..

    do you guys think there's something going wrong with the png when I save...or are the issues with my image viewing software, and unity, that might quite possible have it's own certain way of dealing with Pngs?

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    Re: Is this photoshop related?

    For a little extra info if I load a picture of myself onto the canvas and save it the image of myself isn't distorted. It's only when I try to save and image that's been painted with a brush that I get these weird things.

    I really have no idea what's going on here.

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    Re: Is this photoshop related?

    Is this photoshop related?-screen-shot-one.png

    That's a thumbnail of one of my testing images..

    Is this photoshop related?-screen-shot-2.png

    That's what the png looks like in image viewing software...

    Is this photoshop related?-screen-shot-3.png

    and that's what the file looks like when I load it back into photoshop via right click open with..

    I get the weird blocky effect when viewing any image painted with the brush, or shapes tools. That's in image viewing software..

    Same thing happens in Unity. I'm just wondering if you guys know if this looks like a Photoshop saving problem..

    or if it's just related to my image viewing software, pc, or unity in any given order, haha.

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    Re: Is this photoshop related?

    I just wanted to check in and let you guys know that this has been solved, and it's not a PS problem.

    There's something going on with my image viewing softwares in the way that it views pngs of Photoshop brushed images. It's very strange and new. It may be pc related. The problems I was having in Unity was not applying a shader to the mesh before applying the material.

    hopefully I didn't have anyone like trying to figure that out.

    sorry for any inconvenience. Safe to say a mod can delete this, or something.

    thanks,
    Jb.


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    Re: Is this photoshop related?

    Hi OmegaDev.

    I wish I spotted your message earlier.
    I've had the same issues with png file with clear backgrounds in some viewers and on some web sites.
    I don't know why it happens some times and not other times.

    Any way I'm glad you worked it out and welcome to PSG

 

 

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