[Cyber Sonix]

heres numba 1 of the begining

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[Hyper Shadow]

I think you forgot to get rid of the white backgrounds...

This post has been edited by Hyper Shadow: 05 September 2004 - 08:20 PM

[Cyber Sonix]

i don't know how to

[Hyper Shadow]

Ok, when you drag that dotted lined box thing over the sprite or what ever you want, click on the box i have highlighted in the red circle.

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[Cyber Sonix]

ok

Edit:
its not working

[Flare the Hedgehog]

Man.... you need some SERIOUS work on that comic... Some suggestions:

A: Use transparency colors, a common used one is R:255 B:255. Be sure to SET it to transparency though. Most games use white in the sprites, especially 16-bit sprites.
B: Don't make sit-coms, do something more off the wall.
C: look into graphical effects like cracks and whatnot... just don't do stray lines

Note: the sub-color must be selected in order for the transparency to work.

[JackAttack]

Hyper Shadow, on Sep 5 2004, 08:25 PM, said:

Ok, when you drag that dotted lined box thing over the sprite or what ever you want, click on the box i have highlighted in the red circle.

Windows 98

[Cyber Sonix]

JackAttack, on Sep 6 2004, 12:54 AM, said:

Hyper Shadow, on Sep 5 2004, 08:25 PM, said:

Ok, when you drag that dotted lined box thing over the sprite or what ever you want, click on the box i have highlighted in the red circle.

Windows 98

I don't have windows 98
I have XP

Edit:

Equinox, on Sep 5 2004, 08:54 PM, said:

Man.... you need some SERIOUS work on that comic... Some suggestions:

A: Use transparency colors, a common used one is R:255 B:255. Be sure to SET it to transparency though. Most games use white in the sprites, especially 16-bit sprites.
B: Don't make sit-coms, do something more off the wall.
C: look into graphical effects like cracks and whatnot... just don't do stray lines

Note: the sub-color must be selected in order for the transparency to work.

I don't know how to do this mumbo jumbo

[Hyper Shadow]

JackAttack, on Sep 6 2004, 12:54 AM, said:

Hyper Shadow, on Sep 5 2004, 08:25 PM, said:

Ok, when you drag that dotted lined box thing over the sprite or what ever you want, click on the box i have highlighted in the red circle.

Windows 98

I have millenium (sp, i think)

[JackAttack]

Well Sonix it works for XP to you have 2000 it messed wit me so I've got XP now

[Cyber Sonix]

I suck at making comics

[Project Z.E.R.O.]

Cyber Sonix, on Sep 5 2004, 09:43 PM, said:

Equinox, on Sep 5 2004, 08:54 PM, said:

Man.... you need some SERIOUS work on that comic... Some suggestions:

A: Use transparency colors, a common used one is R:255 B:255. Be sure to SET it to transparency though. Most games use white in the sprites, especially 16-bit sprites.
B: Don't make sit-coms, do something more off the wall.
C: look into graphical effects like cracks and whatnot... just don't do stray lines

Note: the sub-color must be selected in order for the transparency to work.

I don't know how to do this mumbo jumbo

i do

[Cyber Sonix]

can ya help me out please

[Project Z.E.R.O.]

from what i know, paint doesn't use transparancy

but i know you can use this button

[Cyber Sonix]

i already tried that

[Hyper Shadow]

Is that button there on your screen?

[Cyber Sonix]

yea

[Hyper Shadow]

Well then it should work and your probobly just not doing it right

[Cyber Sonix]

I copy
I paste
I drag it
and click the button


nothing happens

[Hyper Shadow]

Click on the button first. Anyway, that shouldnt make a difference. Hmmmmmmmmmmm...