Yes, it's Alpha.
The funny thing about Alpha is this - there's actually TWO distinct Alpha patterns. Here - I'll show you:
This is the "Default" Alpha pattern. Both the Alpha Texture and the default coloration as applied from the Alpha set.
![[Image: Alpha-default.jpg]](http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v28/Logan_Darklighter/Alpha-default.jpg)
The following is just the straight "Alpha Stripe" as applied to normal "tights sleek" texture.
![[Image: Alpha-Stripe-pattern.jpg]](http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v28/Logan_Darklighter/Alpha-Stripe-pattern.jpg)
And this is Alpha texture, but with "Alpha Stripe" instead of the Default Alpha pattern applied.
![[Image: Alpha-Stripe.jpg]](http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v28/Logan_Darklighter/Alpha-Stripe.jpg)
The funny thing about Alpha is this - there's actually TWO distinct Alpha patterns. Here - I'll show you:
This is the "Default" Alpha pattern. Both the Alpha Texture and the default coloration as applied from the Alpha set.
The following is just the straight "Alpha Stripe" as applied to normal "tights sleek" texture.
And this is Alpha texture, but with "Alpha Stripe" instead of the Default Alpha pattern applied.