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I recently decided to take chance on Animate CC (which I'm not very used to unfortunately) in order to animate a character I created in Photoshop (latest version) who I eventually imported to Animate. Everything seemed okay at first, but when I tried to add a solid black background layer there were tons of white pixels (looked very blocky also) the rest of the character seemed fine, the transparency of my layers (it wasn't a flattened psd image) was on point though. I tried erasing them (with normal eraser settings) and it didn't seem to work (the layers weren't locked or hidden). So in this situation I got back to Photoshop (where the figure was in a much larger size) and there was no sign of white pixels around the edges, I tried lowering the quality of the imported file in Animate, though the problem wasn't fixed. Would love some advice!
Thank you ❤️
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Hi naob
Are those blocky white pixel around your character in the black space from your background? Sounds like stray pixels.
Can you provide a screenshot of it in Animate on that solid black background?
Klaus
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Thank you for responding!!. This is what I'm currently working with, the background is drawn with a brush (on the bottom layer), and I don't seem to able to draw over the white pixels as I mentioned, I'm pretty confident that they belong to the character
The last picture is in the Photoshop version of the project. The background however is just an average fill. No stray pixels there (zoomed in to make sure)