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Posted Jan 1 2009

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badjoe99 wrote:

No its a really REALLY old version, Adobe Photoshop CS.....


Huh? Isn't CS a new version? I've got CS3 and that's a new version, newer than 7.0... (O.O)
Ok, never mind that. It's Adobe after all, so the buttons and such must be the same in a way...
So, let's get started, 'kay?


urm.... CS is actually 8.0
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dark4lillith wrote:


badjoe99 wrote:

No its a really REALLY old version, Adobe Photoshop CS.....


Huh? Isn't CS a new version? I've got CS3 and that's a new version, newer than 7.0... (O.O)
Ok, never mind that. It's Adobe after all, so the buttons and such must be the same in a way...
So, let's get started, 'kay?


urm.... CS is actually 8.0
XD


Ah, so is it? Good to know~ xD
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What ? Photoshop CS is 8.0 ? No my big bro had this photoshop for years so I do not think the Photoshop CS I have is latest......
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Don't worry about versions or anything... I'm using 7.0 and it works fine. As long as your paint program has anti-alias, transparency, and such, it should be fine.
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pikangie wrote:

Don't worry about versions or anything... I'm using 7.0 and it works fine. As long as your paint program has anti-alias, transparency, and such, it should be fine.


Ah wait I just check the version I have and its 8.0 (Has there not been any new version for photoshop for years ?) . Also I sent you a PM.
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Posted Jan 2 2009, edited Jan 2 2009
Image i have a lot of drawing programs, (Photoshop Ellement )ver. 3.0, (limited edition)ver. 5.0 , (PS)ver. 7.0,and (PS)CS3? Well any program are good :)

Ah as for paint you can use paint if you have a tablet :p and using grey color light gray around/on dark lines to make it look smoother

And yea keep in mind not all free programs are good :p
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Ah !! Now I see why all my items are rejected.....all of them are overpowered. Now that I have a table for the stats, now how do I delete or remove rejected drawings from "My Design" ? Its really troublesome to see so many same pictures and un-categorized.
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Posted Jan 4 2009

Vikusha wrote:

Image i have a lot of drawing programs, (Photoshop Ellement )ver. 3.0, (limited edition)ver. 5.0 , (PS)ver. 7.0,and (PS)CS3? Well any program are good :)

Ah as for paint you can use paint if you have a tablet :p and using grey color light gray around/on dark lines to make it look smoother

And yea keep in mind not all free programs are good :p



Ah, yeah, but actually you shouldn't use MS Paint at all, since you need to smooth out the edges with transparency, which MS Paint can't do... >.< Shading in MS Paint will take a major amount of time compared to just using an advanced program...
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^listen to everything this woman says... she is the graphics creation guru... *genuflects*
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if you don't have anything but paint and you want to make items, do yourself a favor and get either

Paint.net www.getpaint.net
or
GIMP http://www.gimp.org/

Both of those programs are free, and have many of the same tools that PS has.
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Santar wrote:

if you don't have anything but paint and you want to make items, do yourself a favor and get either

Paint.net www.getpaint.net
or
GIMP http://www.gimp.org/

Both of those programs are free, and have many of the same tools that PS has.


Even if I use one of these programs, the item I draw will still be pixellated if I don't smooth the line right........If that's true then It doesn't matter what I use my drawings will always be rejected......
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Are you using anti-alias on your lines? I'm not sure how those programs work, but if they have different brush options, there should be an option for anti-alias lines.
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Are you using anti-alias on your lines? I'm not sure how those programs work, but if they have different brush options, there should be an option for anti-alias lines.


And that's what I don't know. I do not know anything about advance tools and brushes, that's why I use MS Paint.

I don't know which tool brush is anti-alias.....
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An anti-alias brush should give you lines that look like what I explained in this old thread:
http://www.crunchyroll.com/forumtopic-391652/Design-Tip-Pixel-vs-Smooth.html

It may be confusing, and I'm not sure what the brushes in your program are called, but you sould be able to find one that works nicely just by experimenting with all the brushes and options.
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Posted Jan 9 2009

pikangie wrote:

An anti-alias brush should give you lines that look like what I explained in this old thread:
http://www.crunchyroll.com/forumtopic-391652/Design-Tip-Pixel-vs-Smooth.html

It may be confusing, and I'm not sure what the brushes in your program are called, but you sould be able to find one that works nicely just by experimenting with all the brushes and options.


Ah I found it !! The the normal line in MS Paint had pixellated line while Paint.NET is smoothed line. Now I can start drawing again.

But because of all the name that my rejected drawing took, I cannot use them again. Could you rename (or delete if possible) them so I can use them again ?
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