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Help with Photoshop exporting

itsEMT
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While making a skin, I noticed that the edges of it are super jagged despite it looking fine in Photoshop and the exported .png being 4096. I am wondering if there is a way to export the skin without getting all the jaggies in there. I'm new to this all so any help would be appreciated. 

 

Photoshop version:

image.png.2dbc98a107fb8994d297cafcae932027.png

 

Exported version:

image.png.ef7a4f23206877c30b3c478613075fbd.png

I'm not a real EMT.

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    On 8/16/2018 at 7:58 PM, itsEMT said:

    While making a skin, I noticed that the edges of it are super jagged despite it looking fine in Photoshop and the exported .png being 4096. I am wondering if there is a way to export the skin without getting all the jaggies in there. I'm new to this all so any help would be appreciated. 

     

    Photoshop version:

    image.png.2dbc98a107fb8994d297cafcae932027.png

     

    Exported version:

    image.png.ef7a4f23206877c30b3c478613075fbd.png

    Make sure u r exporting at 4096x4096 as a png. Check it in the game because openiv will downscale it in the preview window

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