does anyone know the solution for unreadable PNGs because of the transparent background?
I’m using Edge, and any slices exported from Dorico are black on black in my browser…
Adding a switch in Dorico to set background to white would be fabulous… Dorico’s Devs are likely more agile than Microsoft’s (or Google’s…)
Well, today I have this problem. I want a white background, but I also need some colored noteheads. I guess there isn’t a way to maintain a white background and still export in color. I’m thinking about setting up a folder action in Finder and Automator to remove transparency. Anyone has a clue about how to do this?
Unfortunately, JPG is not in Dorico’s supported options. Since this is to use in conjunction with Max, and those images should be transmitted over a network, I think using TIFF is a bit overkill. I could also convert them using another tool, but since I’m going to be exporting versions continuously, I’d rather have a native option, hence the alternative of automating it via Automator. @Craig_F thank you for the tip! Will check it out!
Presumably this means you are placing the images on a non-white background?
If your document is white by nature, the transparency will not cause an issue in the end. (Although I don’t disagree that having an option for a white background (but also transparency) would be good.)
Indeed, that was more of less the solution. The thing is that this PNG was meant to be superimposed over another image, effectively obfuscating it. What I’ve ended doing was setting the opacity to 0% on the other scores when this one was shown, and setting a white background overall. Thus, problem solved!
+1 for an option to include a white background in exported images.
I currently have to print as PDFs, open another editor and export the PDFs to images.
If Dorico hat the option to choose between “Background: transparent” and “Background: white”, I could bypass this whole step.