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[SOLVED] The negative of an image being shown, instead of just the image? HELP ASAP!


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I have a script that layers two images together, and it's working perfectly, except the base image is being "negativizied"? O_o You can see it here-

 

http://www.dragon-dynasty.com/test2.php

 

The hair is perfect, but the actual fairy base is the negative version.. it should look like this:

 

http://dragon-dynasty.com/Etc/fairypics/femalefairyfinal.png

 

Here's my script-

 

<?php 
$v=$_SERVER["DOCUMENT_ROOT"];
// The header line informs the server of what to send the output
  // as. In this case, the server will see the output as a .png
  // image and send it as such

  header ("Content-type: image/png"); 


  // Defining the background image. Optionally, a .jpg image could 
  // could be used using imagecreatefromjpeg, but I personally 
  // prefer working with png

  $background = imagecreatefrompng("$v/Etc/fairypics/femalefairyfinal.png"); 


  // Defining the overlay image to be added or combined.

  $insert2 = imagecreatefrompng("$v/Etc/fairypics/stuff/cuteheadfemale1.png"); 

  // Select the first pixel of the overlay image (at 0,0) and use
  // it's color to define the transparent color

  imagecolortransparent($insert2,imagecolorat($insert2,0,0));



  // Combine the images into a single output image. Some people
  // prefer to use the imagecopy() function, but more often than 
  // not, it sometimes does not work. (could be a bug)

  imagecopymerge($background,$insert2,0,0,0,0,400,400,100); 


  // Output the results as a png image, to be sent to viewer's
  // browser. The results can be displayed within an HTML document
  // as an image tag or background image for the document, tables,
  // or anywhere an image URL may be acceptable.

  imagepng($background); 

//,"",100
?>

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