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Isaac25955623n93h
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June 2, 2023
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Random white box/background appearing on image

  • June 2, 2023
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Hi everyone,

 

I'm pretty new to Adobe animate, but have been using Photoshop for quite some time. I've been trying to animate this retro loading bar in Adobe animate (probably not the most efficient way, but it was working alright) when I got to the last couple of "blocks" of the loading bar, I started having a white background appear on the shape. The same image I have used for all the other layers, which have no problems. 

 

The strange thing is, the white background only moves up to a certain point, almost like there is a layer mask or something going on. I've tried undo-ing but that didn't seem to fix anything. 

I'm pretty stumped on what the issue is, its probably something super simple, but I'm very unsure as to what it could be. Any help is greatly appreciated!

 

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Correct answer Firewood：D

It seems that there is a problem with your PNG image. You can create a mask layer for the bitmap, keeping only the color blocks and avoiding such a large blank area

Software can have many strange and strange problems, sometimes there is no need to find the cause, change the way of thinking, or ignore as long as the exported video is normal,

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kglad
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kgladCommunity Expert
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June 2, 2023

i couldn't tell what you were trying to show.

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Isaac25955623n93hAuthor
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June 2, 2023

Each little square for the loading bar is a seperate image, all of them have a transparent background. When I added the last one, there is some random white background which appeared and I have no idea where it has come from.

 

I was duplicating the shape to add each frame separetly, but even duplicating one of the "working" images the issue still occurs on that layer. I've tried deleting that layer and making a new one, but whatever I do that white background appears. Re-importing the image doesn't change anything either.

 

Firewood：D
Firewood：DCorrect answer
Inspiring
June 2, 2023

It seems that there is a problem with your PNG image. You can create a mask layer for the bitmap, keeping only the color blocks and avoiding such a large blank area

Software can have many strange and strange problems, sometimes there is no need to find the cause, change the way of thinking, or ignore as long as the exported video is normal,

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