Problem with Transparent Models using TGA

[Mina-chan 58]

Hii

I've made a transparent model for RO

It looks fine from the front (Even though it affects how the costume on my character looks, for some reason):



However, it looks bugged and very weird from other angles:




And this is an official model, from the "hero" folder. It works perfectly fine~

Do you know what could be happening, and how to solve it?
Thanks in advance! 

[Naruto 65]

are you building it on a plane? 

maybe i can try for you

[Mina-chan 58]

3 minutes ago, Naruto said:

are you building it on a plane? 

maybe i can try for you

yes, it's a plain square model :3
I just followed Syouji's tutorial:

 

Edited December 11, 2019 by Mina-chan

[Mina-chan 58]

9 minutes ago, Naruto said:

are you building it on a plane? 

maybe i can try for you

oh! but the problem doesn't seem to be the model, but the texture. because if I add one of the official transparent tga textures to the model (such as the one in the "hero" folder), it works perfectly fine.

[Naruto 65]

6 minutes ago, Mina-chan said:

oh! but the problem doesn't seem to be the model, but the texture. because if I add one of the official transparent tga textures to the model (such as the one in the "hero" folder), it works perfectly fine.

Hmm maybe just drawing the alpha channel wrong >_<

I cant tell from your image and a plane is something else, its just a 1 sided model... invisible from one side 

[Mina-chan 58]

1 minute ago, Naruto said:

Hmm maybe just drawing the alpha channel wrong >_<

I cant tell from your image and a plane is something else, its just a 1 sided model... invisible from one side 

Ño. You definitely can't tell ¬¬




As you can see, it's 2 sided.
But if you're wondering, I've tested it with just 1 side, and with all the 3 shading modes. All have the same problem :x it's the texture. I follow the guide and tried it 3 times, but it still happens.

[Naruto 65]

46 minutes ago, Mina-chan said:

Ño. You definitely can't tell ¬¬




As you can see, it's 2 sided.
But if you're wondering, I've tested it with just 1 side, and with all the 3 shading modes. All have the same problem :x it's the texture. I follow the guide and tried it 3 times, but it still happens.

hmm looks good to me, just make the alpha channel dark gray completely to give it more transparency

 

i usually just play with the contrast slider for that stuff  

like copy and paste the RGB ( the texture ) into the alpha, then youll probably need to invert it then you can play with the sliders, it looks really good 

 

 

not sure why the angles would get all weird though 

Edited December 11, 2019 by Naruto

[Mina-chan 58]

 

3 minutes ago, Naruto said:

hmm looks good to me, just make the alpha channel dark gray completely to give it more transparency

 

i usually just play with the contrast slider for that stuff  

like copy and paste the RGB ( the texture ) into the alpha, then youll probably need to invert it then you can play with the sliders, it looks really good 

 

 

not sure why the angles would get all weird though 

Uhm but I'm not asking if it looks good or not OTL...

The transparency level is fine, I took my time to play a lot with it. I'm using it as a frozen ice surface, so it doesn't need to look too transparent.

The problem is as I showed in the first post, how buggy it looks when it's above the water, even if it's much higher than it.

It looks bad when looking from the right and upper sides xP