Blender Tutorial - Using ALPHA for/and textures

One dude knows this already, because I explained the principle very briefly, in which I said "just git'r'done!".
Anyway, this'll BURN! Although a green-blue smoke isn't oftenly a good thing...

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• agent47crows
• blender
• 2.45
• alpha
• value
• RGBA
• CMYK
• transparency
• policy
• ray
• mirror
• internal
• render

[SuperGamer87]

Your tutorials are insanely comfortable to watch! And even more insanely helpful! Thanks, dude!

[agent47crows]

@SuperGamer87

Glad you liked it.

[McNugget1]

i've looked at a lot of sites/videos for a solution to my problem, but this is the only one that helped me. thanks a lot for the video... and great wallpaper

[agent47crows]

@McNugget1

Hey, glad you liked it!

[CPcisco]

Thank you very much for this. I was having difficulty getting alphas to show up correctly in Blender and this addressed all of the problems that I was having. :D

[agent47crows]

@CPcisco Glad it helped!

[DoskonalicCreations]

thanks man you rock, youre tutorials are awesome and ur fnny too!

[o0ShadowsfeaR0o]

if you want the texture to glow btw, (I needed it for an EOTech Sight) set the material to VCol Light and Shadeless. Great tut! Thanks a bunch.

[WeegeePerson]

Hey everyone, if you're getting white outlines on everything, select "Premul" from the textures menu!

[krononomikon]

"you know, what's the thing?"

the best!

[twilightdunkel]

wow i can't press F !

what's the problem ?

please help me

[mariocbase]

ztransp left

[carpenoctem66]

I recently decided to mess around with the game engine once more. I had to map an image of a bullet onto a plane (with transparency of course) but I had no clue how to enable the alpha until I watched this video. To this day you are a complete lifesaver! Thanks for the tutorial!