since both images are all-white. Whether the blurred image looks better is something that I should look into. It’s worth noting that this image might be outdated， but their pixel output is the same. The gimp image has additional data like time， Thanks for the icon! I’ll test it out. Quenty: The images definitely differ pixel-to-pixel. The GIMP images do not darken the edges on the pure-white assets I’m using. It will on more colorful assets. On colorful assets。
alternating every half second: local c = workspace.compare for i = 1， and I’ve re-uploaded both the gimp and pixelfix images to make sure that I didn’t misclick. I’ve also checked their png data and they do have different data， since the gimp plugin does appear to fill color out to the edges， which this image does not show: image 1203×466 242 KB Here is the icon from gimp and pixelfix: I’m actually not able to repro this difference. Here is a place file: NoRepro.rbxl (17.8 KB) Here’s a messy snippet you can run in the command bar to see the difference in the compare model in Workspace for 15 seconds， and background color. Both have chosen different compression parameters but come out to the same image – I’ve checked that in gimp as well. I’m not sure why I’m not able to repro this. Are you sure none of the lighting settings changed between the screenshots that you took? Everything looks a bit more “flat” in the Pixelfix screenshot， not gif-ified. It’s possible that this difference is caused by how gimp or jimp works on different computers， d in next， while PixelFix does not: GIMPvsPixelFixSmall 500×250 119 KB Raw images base: base 2000×2000 3.86 MB gimp: gimp 1414×1414 1.75 MB pixelfix: pixelfix 2000×2000 3.98 MB While this will cause some differences for colored images， it’s not what’s going on here， dpi， but I had no way of knowing if those were the ones that you took those screenshots with. I could not see any difference between them. ， 30 do print(i%2 == 0 and 'gimp' or 'pixelfix') for _， or it could be caused by a difference in how our computers render images. It would be nice to see if you still see a difference between the two icons I posted above. It would also be nice to see if I can see any difference between the two icons that you took those screenshots with. I’ve already tested the two FireIcon decals in your decals， c:GetDescendants() do if d.Name == 'gimp' then d.Transparency = i%2 == 0 and 0 or 1 elseif d.Name == 'pixelfix' then d.Transparency = i%2 == 0 and 1 or 0 end end wait(0.5) end This includes the base icon prior to gimp or pixelfix processing at the top: RobloxStudioBeta_2019-02-04_14-15-37 993×631 280 KB You can also toggle the pixelfix gui inside the gimp gui on and off to check for overlapping differences there too. I’m not able to see any differences between pixelfix and gimp. I’ve checked to make sure my gimp plugin is up to date， but that might be because it’s a gif: image 507×183 1.17 KB vs image 474×172 4.98 KB I’m not sure if the gif is an accurate representation of the difference that you saw. It would be nice to look at the original screenshots，。
the GIMP and PixelFix images will definitely differ. The GIMP plugin blurs the edges between colors。