Your png may have unpremultiplied alpha. PNG has also the option to use transparency instead of apha. What you see in the displa is actually what png does with color in transparent areas. It is repeating the colored pixels into the transparent areas. Since at some point the colored pixels will be multiplied with the alpha or made transparent in the areas in question (as you see in your render region), this is ok. if you want correct texture display try saving the png with alpha premultiplied, or convert it to a tga or tif.IslandDreamer wrote:I don't believe this is strictly a Softimage issue, as I've seen the same result in C4D. I just hope someone here can point me to a fix.
The PNG texture maps were created in Photoshop CC (smallest, compressed). As you can see below, they render correctly but display incorrectly throughout the rest of the software.
Was there something I missed in saving them in Photoshop? Notice too how the (9 and )0 textures are correct even though they were saved in the same way.
Much appreciate any insight you guys can provide!
