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    • GreenHawk84G
      GreenHawk84
      last edited by

      Hello,

      I like to create my own bezel overlays for my games and systems, and I recently noticed an odd line that I cannot get rid of in my image when displayed in Retroarch. I like to use CS2 because it is free and easy for the images I like to make. Here is an example of the line that occurs on the left bar of the image on the inner edge:

      20200530_085954.jpg

      If I disable overlays, this does not appear where the video meets the edge. I tried to erase and scrub the area, ensuring the transparent viewing area was free from any odd pixels. If I delete the edge and move it back, this line actually follows the edge. I am not sure if CS2 is saving this near the edge where transparency meets the image. All I do is save the image as a .PNG once I am done editing.

      Here is an example file I use, you cannot see the odd line you try to view/edit it:
      https://1drv.ms/u/s!AluYjzvuXNufjklzJ6ecHaIFkCmC

      Has anyone seen this before or know what might be happening to the files?

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      • GreenHawk84G
        GreenHawk84
        last edited by

        I got it you guys, I just opened my file in Pixelr and saved it again, no more line. So this means CS2 is saving something funky in the transparent area. I am obviously a super noob still using old ass CS2, but I am not sure how big the curve is for modern image editors. The crappy part is that I have to re-save a bunch of my work through Pixelr until I figure out how to jump off of CS2.

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        • cellyC
          celly @GreenHawk84
          last edited by

          @GreenHawk84 try Gimp. Free, updated often and works just the same.

          Currently Playing: Tetris (Gameboy)

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