AruaROSE uses 20x20 pixel clan marks in 32-bit ARGB BMP format. Unlike official ROSE Online's 16-bit format, AruaROSE supports full alpha transparency with 256 levels, allowing smooth anti-aliased edges and gradient transparency effects.

Save your mark.bmp file in your AruaROSE installation folder (e.g., C:\Program Files\AruaROSE). In-game, press N to open the Clan Window, go to the General tab, click 'Preview' to see your new mark overlaid on the current one, then click 'Confirm' to apply. Only the Clan Master can change the clan mark.

AruaROSE uses 32-bit ARGB with full alpha channel (smooth transparency gradients). Official ROSE Online uses 16-bit A1R5G5B5 with only 1-bit alpha (pixels are either fully visible or fully transparent). AruaROSE marks look smoother but won't work on official servers.

Yes! AruaROSE's 32-bit ARGB format supports 256 levels of transparency per pixel. This means you can have semi-transparent effects, smooth anti-aliased edges, and gradient fades that aren't possible in official ROSE Online's 1-bit alpha format.

It depends on the server. Servers based on AruaROSE or using 32-bit ARGB format will work. Servers using official ROSE format (16-bit A1R5G5B5) need different files. Check your server's documentation or try our ROSE Online Clan Mark Maker for official format.

AruaROSE's 32-bit format handles complex images better than other ROSE variants. You can use logos with gradients, anti-aliased text, and smooth edges. PNG images with transparency work great - the alpha channel is preserved in the conversion.

Your clan mark appears in the clan window, above clan members' heads in-game, on clan rankings, during clan wars, and in the character info panel. The 20x20 size means bold designs work best for visibility.

Yes, but with limitations. Official ROSE marks use 1-bit alpha (hard edges), while AruaROSE supports full alpha. Your mark will work, but won't have smooth transparency. Consider redesigning with gradients to take advantage of AruaROSE's 32-bit format.

Use a source image larger than 20x20 with anti-aliased edges, then let the tool resize it. The 32-bit ARGB format preserves the partial transparency at edges, creating smooth scaling. PNG sources with transparency work best.

AruaROSE uses alpha compositing which blends semi-transparent pixels with the background. Very low alpha values (nearly transparent) may be invisible, while mid-range values show the background through. Test different alpha levels using the preview backgrounds.

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