So I've been creating a sign pack for a game I play and ran into a very odd issue.
What I've been doing is create a bunch of shapes in Illustrator and export them as SVG. Then importing them to PhotoShop for assembling them and from PS I've been exporting them as a transparent PNG. Now the issue is that when I put the exported image infront of a dark background, be it in the game or e.g. when sending it in discord, I see some white color shining from some edges of the image. Which is odd as the image I use started as full colored shapes in SVGs so there shouldn't be any white in the first place.
Does anyone have an Idea where this effect could come from and what I can do to prevent it?
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seems copy/pasting introduced a white background for some reason. It's never one that before. I don't see any white anti-aliasing in the transparent PNG. I can only assume the anti-aliasing is being introduced by other processes. Like Discord.. what you upload is not the image you see on Discord. They post-process all uploads to adjust size, recompress, etc. to match their standards.