How To Make Oekakis Have Transparent Backgrounds?

[tokietok]

I understand you have to right-click the oekaki after the background has been deleted, but I can't open the image in a new tab. Help?

[Wesley]

ouo Whatever you were taught, it sounds complicated.
Step 1.] Erase background with eraser or remove the background layer from picture.
Step 2.] In the code, change the "auto" to png. For example, in this link:

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[img]http://www.chickensmoothie.com/oekaki/image/image.php?id=757542&size=large&format=auto&rev=1[/img]

Do you see how in this link it says "format=auto"?
Change this to "format=png".
Now your code looks like this:

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[img]http://www.chickensmoothie.com/oekaki/image/image.php?id=757542&size=large&format=png&rev=1[/img]

And best of all, your picture goes from this:

to this:

[tokietok]

I know how to do the rest, but I need to know how to get this part:

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[img]http://www.chickensmoothie.com/oekaki/image/image.php?id=757542&size=large&format=auto&rev=1[/img]

I just can't get the code out of the picture. :c

[Charchar2]

Yeah, same here! ;(

[Charchar2]

oh, i figured it out! "To get the URL for the oekaki image, you just right click on it and choose "copy image location/address" etc. :]"

[tokietok]

That's what I said in my earlier post; my computer doesn't have that option.

[N/A]

I right click the picture, and then press "Properties". You should see a url there, just copy and paste it. That's how I do it, anyhow. Try it out! Maybe it will work for you as well. :)

[The Gifting Queen]

Thanks! <3

[ohitika]

And do you change 'auto' to 'png' in the code too?

[tokietok]

Yes. ^^