[BananaPeel]

What is it really? He's transparent, so the white shall show up.

[BananaPeel]

If you were wondering :

[danny fenton]

Is it an alicorn? I still can't see the rest of it but the eye, wings and horn look nice.

[pudding.]

Did you mean for this:

to happen? I can teach you how to do it if you'd like ^-^

[BananaPeel]

Is it an alicorn? I still can't see the rest of it but the eye, wings and horn look nice.

Thanks. Want to adopt?

Did you mean for this:

to happen? I can teach you how to do it if you'd like ^-^

Ya Thanks Pudding.

[pudding.]

It's not very hard at all ^-^

...Make Picture Transparent?
Before you even save the picture in oekaki, make sure that the "layer 1" is transparent/deleted. Then save the drawing, post it and right-click on it. Click on the "Open Image In New Tab" option. Around the end of the link, there says something like "auto&rev". Change "auto" to "png" so you see "png&rev". That will make the background transparent.

^^Quoted from the 'How to Use Oekaki?' Guide o3o

[BananaPeel]

But that is what I did. I erased the whole Layer 1. And when I post it, it is white, but when you post, it is clear. That's really wierd

[pudding.]

I'll try to put it as simply as I can ^.^

Like the quote says; when you paste the URL, you have to change the "auto" in "auto&rev" to "png", so it's "png&rev".
[img]http://www.chickensmoothie.com/oekaki/image/image.php?id=1031151&size=large&format=auto&rev=1[/img]
The bolded and enlarged part is what you need to change c: When you post the actual oekaki; the background will be white, even if it's transparent.

Version with 'auto&rev':


Version with 'png&rev':

See the difference?
The how to use oekaki guide has a lot of useful information, should you ever need it c:

Hope this helps~

[piepinkpony]

Can I adopt?