Yes, I have found the same problem, as well. I tend to find myself working on things that I can't quickly close (drafting skins, composing music, etc), and will hibernate my computer when I go to class. I didn't have any problems with hibernate before CursorFX, aside from a couple isolated instances before I learned to leave my computer alone until it is done hibernating. Upon resuming from the hibernation (and it only happens about 50% of the time, or so)
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Okay, blackcurtain, I think I may have figured it out, but I'm not sure. I thought I had already done this at least once, but on a hunch I saved the image as a 32-bit .tga (I think they had all been png's before that) and it seems to have lost the jaggies for me. Very strange, but it looks to be a flaw in the conversion from png to tga within Skinstudio. I'm going to do a little more testing later, and I'll get back to you. -Asp
Actually, I'm having a very similar problem with one of mine. The top of my start menu is going to be a curve like this: When I paste it here, it looks fine, except for a tiny bit of aliasing on the curve. When it's applied on my skin, though, it tends to get the jaggies like yours. I haven't been able to figure out what
Blackcurtain, it's the thumbs up button next to the report button under each individual post. ;) -asp
I know this is a pretty old post, but when you changed everything to Red, did you do it manually in Skinstudio, or through Windowblinds? Reading through, I get the implication that you changed it in Windowblinds, which will affect everything after it applies the skin. So to do it your way, you'd have to find out what the difference between the Hue degree numbers for Red and the Hue degree numbers for Blue is. In my experience in Photoshop, Red is 0, and Blue is about 220-230
It looks to me like you've got incorrect settings selected for transparency and such. Do your buttons have any transparencies in them? If so, make sure to select "This image has transparent parts", under where you selected the image.