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Jack S wrote on 8/5/2021, 9:07 AM

@David-Pearson AFAIK, png images don't necessarily have an alpha (transparent) layer. You need to check that your png images do.

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David-Pearson wrote on 8/5/2021, 10:20 AM

@David-Pearson AFAIK, png images don't necessarily have an alpha (transparent) layer. You need to check that your png images do.

Thank you Jack S, I don't see anything in the properties about an alpha layer. I created the png file myself in a program I have. Does that mean I won't be able to use these png files?

alifftudm95 wrote on 8/5/2021, 10:25 AM

Right click on the event, properties, media, Alpha and choose Straight Unmatte

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jetdv wrote on 8/5/2021, 10:44 AM

Also, make sure it's on a track above whatever is supposed to be behind it.

Jack S wrote on 8/5/2021, 10:44 AM

@David-Pearson If the method described by @alifftudm95 doesn't work for you, I personally would import the png into GIMP, go to Layer/Transparency/Add Alpha Channel then go to Colors/Color to Alpha and convert the background colour to alpha (transparent).

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David-Pearson wrote on 8/5/2021, 11:32 AM

Also, make sure it's on a track above whatever is supposed to be behind it.

That worked...thank you!

jetdv wrote on 8/5/2021, 12:21 PM

You might mark that as the solution. If you put it in the same track as the background, you "replace" the background. That's why it has to be on a track above the background.