FissionMetroid101

Oh cool, so I guess we'll just have to wait for it then.

Here's an example of a picture with just RGB: This is it's Alpha layer: In a game like TF2 there are sprays which are imported pictures you can put onto the walls, and it reads alpha layers. A normal untouched alpha layer is all white, showing the whole thing ingame. But if there's black in it, it doesn't appear, giving it a transparent look.

I was wondering if Paint.NET could add an alpha layer selection for advanced editors. Because I've been looking for a program that includes alpha layer editing without having to buy it I thought Paint.NET could add it... Or does it already have it?