Hello All, I use poser to create MS agents. I export my images as anti alaised bmp's. The problem Im having is after I palatize the images They will have a jagged edge or in some cases a white line around the figures. I know how anti alasing works but here are my two questions. 1. I was wondering if i set the pixels way up there before exporting the images, Would this cut out the jagged edges? And would this have to be a render or will it work as an image export? 2. Anybody know of a good program that will "Batch Clip" the edges of images? Ive been having this trouble for two years and its killing me. I get by with picking a background color that is about the same as the applaction however some use all backgrounds. I would even be glad to have someone make a program to do this. Im desperate! THanks,,

bob : Part of it has to do with your lighting. Turn of any shadowing. And get as even lighting as you can. Use a good global light set. The other is how you export it. Use PNG / tiff / bmp / psd ... and bring it in already masked. Save the mask template . After you make your changes to anti alaised bmp's load up the mask and feather it a bit , inverce the selection and delete . It should give you some cleaner edges.

Hi, THanks, Im ok up to the part that says turn of shadowing. Export PNG? Tiff and Bmp I know. I assuming PSD IS Paint Shop? As you can see I really Needsome help. If you would rather email me that would be cool. Bob@thecyberbuddys.com Thanks!

LoL opps me bad its turn off any shadowing . Look at the different kinds of ways you can save your render. Try it useing PNG. Its will have no background in it only your subject. What paint program do you use ? Hopefully adobe photo shop or Paint shop pro .

PSP THanks