como aplicar la transparencia de un kit en otro?

pos eso q si hay alguna forma de aplicar la transaprencia q trae un kit en otro para q los 2 tengan la misma transparencia?
un saludo

No se si te sirva esto, pero si trabajas con un programa x capas (como el photoshop) podes copiar la capa alpha a la otra imagen, supongo que eso serviría........

si los kits no son hechos por vos, podes ir al optpix, darle a "control + M" en en kit que queres copiar la trans, y sacas un screen, y lo pegas como capa en el photoshop y simplemente seguis los pasos de hacer transparencias AA

grcias x responder
una cosa: q es eso de hacer transparencias AA?? :S
un saludo

es una forma de hacer transparencias que quedan mejor... aca te paso un tutorial... pero esta eningles...

Thought I would post this here.

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I made this tutorial so people who want to can learn how to make AA-trans.

You'll need these tools.

A brain
Graphic Studio
Adobe Photoshop
Optpix imageStudio

Don't ask where to get the last two.

*Note, I'll be using my Holland kits for this tutorial, expect updated versions soon. You can find them somewhere on this forum.


Step 1

-Open Photoshop
-Open any kind of graphic, example, a kit, preferablly in .psd format.
-Draw the tranparencies on your kit and layer it(only one layer is needed), like so.



Step 2

-Right click on the layer in the layer window and click on "Select Layer Transparency." If done right, a marquee will appear around the selcted parts.



Step 3

-With the layer selected, right click on your image and select "Save Selection."



-Save it as a new channel in your .psd and give it a distinguishable name.



-The end result:



Hold on now, you're thinkin, that isn't how the channel should look! You are right my friend, we'll do that now.

-We need to invert the channel, easy and simple. With the alpha channel selected in the channel window, in the top toolbar on Photoshop go to Image>Adjustments>Invert(or simply Ctrl+I).



-Result:



Step 4

-Delete the layer that had the transparencies. It is not needed anymore as the trans are saved in the alpha channel we created. Plus, to make the trans look good, the transparent parts should have colored parts as well, like how kel does it.



Step 5

-Flatten the image.
-Go to file SAVE AS, give it a name and save it as a .tif file. It should have no layers, but one, whole background image.



Step 6
-Close Photoshop
-Open Optpix imageStudio
-Open the .tif file you saved.
-Right click on "Display Alpha Channel" to make sure the channel is correct and then right click again "Alpha Blending Display" to make sure the correct parts are being made transparent.

Step 7

-Right click on the image, select "Color Reduction."
-On the "Output" tab select 256 colors.
-On the "Sorting" tab, select alpha value order.
-On the "Alpha" tab make sure the slider is all the way to the right, (15, Alpha best) and make sure "Reduce color including Alpha value" and "Don't diffuse error in rendering Alpha" are ticked.
-Click "Color Reduction" and then "Finish." You should see a new window that says 256+Alpha. This is your finished product. save it as a .png(important).

Step 8

-Close Optpix imagestudio
-Open Graphic studio
-Open the .png you saved
-Hit F7 to see its transparency mask. If it looks somewhat like the image below, then congrats! You just made an image with AA trans.





If you have any feedback, questions, problems, post here.

Cheers

che, busquen en esta seccion de kits que yo habia hecho la traduccion de ese tuto