This guide explains how to use **Transparency and Opacity** controls in NeoStampa. These settings are critical when printing designs with layered colors, semi-transparent elements, gradients, or soft edges on garments. Opening a Design
Launch **NeoStampa**. Open your design file. The transparency controls become available once the file is loaded. Adjusting Color Transparency
Find the **Transparency / Opacity** control panel.
Use the **Opacity slider** to control how much color ink is applied. Lower opacity: Reduces ink density in semi-transparent areas. Changes are visible immediately in the preview. Handling Gradient Transparency
Softens transitions and layered details.
Enable the option to **Discard Gradient Transparency**. This removes transparency from gradients entirely. Result: Gradients become flat, solid colors. Controlling White Base Opacity
Useful when transparency causes unwanted print behavior.
Locate the **White Opacity** control. Adjust the slider to control the opacity of the white base layer. This affects: Ink coverage Final Notes Transparency and opacity workflow is now complete.
Color vibrancy How underlying fabric shows through Transparency controls are essential for layered and soft-edge designs. Preview changes carefully before printing. Adjust white opacity in tandem with color opacity for balanced results.