Closeup of an image showing a magenta colour being used for transparency.
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Misty (misty@digipres.club)'s status on Saturday, 26-Oct-2024 05:59:35 JST 
Misty
Graphics question: I've got a set of transparent graphics in old BMPs which uses a colour as the alpha mask. Not all of the magenta pixels are exactly the same tone - seems like there's some gradient. Is that a technique that was ever used for 8-bit transparency back in the day? Or is this just a sign that the edge cutout wasn't done precisely?
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