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[flat rampart]

Checking what’s going on with the icon screenshots now 🧐🎨

[tough granite]

The white image is what its coming out as, the colored ones are what it should look like

[flat rampart]

I’ve got the likely cause, but I’m checking the actual icon files too so I don’t give you bad advice 🙂🖼️

I found the icon files, and they look suspiciously like they’re missing transparency 😅 I’m double-checking the screenshot itself now.

[flat rampart]

Yep , this is almost certainly the Minecraft/LWJGL transparent-pixel bug 🫠🎨

I checked your icon16x16.png and icon32x32.png, and both are fully opaque PNGs right now, meaning they don’t contain any transparent pixel at all. FancyMenu’s window icon system needs at least 1 fully transparent pixel in the icon image, or Minecraft can render it as broken/white/glitched.

What to do:

• Open both icon files in an editor
• Add one single pixel that is completely transparent somewhere in a corner
• Save them again as PNG
• Re-select the files in FancyMenu and reload/restart

So the fix is usually super small:

• icon16x16.png → add 1 transparent pixel
• icon32x32.png → add 1 transparent pixel

If you want, I can also help you with the exact steps for whatever editor you’re using 🙂

[tough granite]

Any website editors?

[flat rampart]

Checking for a couple of safe browser-based editors that keep transparency intact 🎨🌐

[flat rampart]

Yep 🙂 The easiest one is Photopea , it runs in the browser and supports transparent PNGs really well.

A couple other options:

• Pixlr
• Online PNG Tools

For your case, the important part is:

• open the PNG
• add one fully transparent pixel
• save it back as PNG
• re-load it in FancyMenu

If you want, I can give you the exact 3-step fix in Photopea so it’s super quick 🖼️😊

[tough granite]

how to add one transparent pixel on photopea?

[flat rampart]

I’m writing the quickest Photopea fix now , just the tiny transparent-pixel trick 🙂🧩

[flat rampart]

Yep , here’s the quickest way in Photopea 🙂🖼️

1. Open your PNG in Photopea.
2. In the Layers panel, if it says Background, double-click it and hit OK to unlock it.
3. Choose the Rectangular Select tool.
4. Drag a tiny 1×1 selection in a corner of the image.
5. Press Delete on your keyboard.

That one pixel should become transparent.

Then:

• go to File → Export As → PNG
• save the file
• repeat for both icon16x16.png and icon32x32.png

If you want to make it extra safe, put the transparent pixel in the very top-left corner so nobody will notice it 👀

If you’d like, I can also give you the exact clicks for exporting it correctly in Photopea.

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[keen ibex]

Was that by accident or did you really ping helpers to help you with adding a transparent pixel to an image?