I have an image meter displaying a png-file - this png has the background color (0,0,0) set as transparent. As an example see from wikimedia: a tree with transparent background.
I have tried both the ImageAlpha and ImageTint options but they act on "the tree" and keep the background in pure black. My goal is to make the "pure black" semi-transparent, so that the desktop background is visible with e.g. alpha 200. The tree however should be displayed without any transparency - only the background of the png should get some transparency.
How can I achieve this goal? Thanks for pulling me on the road to success, I'm surely overlooking an option but could not find it. Thanks for your help!
I have tried both the ImageAlpha and ImageTint options but they act on "the tree" and keep the background in pure black. My goal is to make the "pure black" semi-transparent, so that the desktop background is visible with e.g. alpha 200. The tree however should be displayed without any transparency - only the background of the png should get some transparency.
How can I achieve this goal? Thanks for pulling me on the road to success, I'm surely overlooking an option but could not find it. Thanks for your help!
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