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I made 25 new items in the Wasteland Expansion ranging everything from mounts to hats. Even with the little saddle icon on a storm wyvern.
But well I would certainly appreciate a template despite my efforts.
Another way is to search on Pinterest for cool armours and stuff... And just downsize it and approach it with little pixel style. Them alpha your way out of the situation. Why limit yourself with a few reskins of premade items when there is billions of things on the internet?
You have 1 picture without grey and white in it for example. You add a alpha layer inside the picture and yet you end up with white or grey in it when you save a picture with alpha layer.
Create a 128x128 dds from any image that has nothing grey and white in it. Mask with an alpha layer and then save with Nvidia texture.
Use no template. No additional layers, just a picture and restrict yourself to only have one layer in Photoshop with a alpha locked in the same layer. If you still get white borders I believe it's due to the template and not the image itself.
You cannot get white or grey without actually using wierd background because transparency is not actually a colour.
How to describe an alpha layer and masking method is probably to describe as you add an "shadow" to hide parts of an image. You apply mask to hide things you don't want to show.
When alpha is saved no white or black should excist. Only what you want to show in the actual image.
To understand the transition when you see an icon in the age of wonders 3 content editor when you look at alpha selected:
Black = Invisible
White = Your image you did not hide
Hope that straight things up
Take any pic. On the layer button. Look for the camera. Press it and it opens A linked "alpha channel" appears and you can select and mask.
Imagine you have a soft cat. Just outline the edges with smooth movement.
There is no cut or draw with selection. Just smooth movement. Imagine that you make 75% shadow on a edge
Having a black images as background layer helps as you can find the grey stuff/white stuff.