Seems to me a big fault in a software meant to handle architectural representation not having proper image transparency implemented. When we insert a transparent background PNG, Archicad ignores the transparency and assumes all white pixels are transparent. That current feature causes the following:
- It is impossible to insert white icons with transparent background (Archicad turns it all to transparent). Generic example:
- Alpha channel of images completely lose quality, ending up with sharp white pixels around it
Can't Archicad simply follow the image's alpha channel to define transparency?
I guess this was brought up years ago, but it is a very simple feature and doesn't appear anywhere in the roadmap, nor was implemented in AC27. As I mentioned, it is a big limitation when we intend to use Archicad in the whole design process, including setting up diagrams, presentations and such.
Hello community.
I am struggling with a quite same issue here.
I am using texture views. Everything is fine untill I add PNG texture.
It works OK in 3D window. But when I use views with textures AC just add white backround all the time.
Maybe I just overlooked something?
Thank you for any suggestiongs.
Filip
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