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getting rid of "white" boundary box

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getting rid of "white" boundary box

getting rid of "white" boundary box

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Please someone tell me how to get rid of the white boundary box around the objects that I import into livemotion.The box covers other images when I try to combine or create an animation.

RE: getting rid of "white" boundary box

The reason you are getting the white boundry box on your imported images is because you need to have an alpha channel as your backround on your image.  If you are using Photoshop to create your images, make sure you have a transparent background.  I always use the native photoshop format (.psd) with the background transparent and then import that file into LiveMotion.

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