Due to my cheapness/lack of care, I don't have photoshop. If someone could take the standard cross grave looking tile from the tile set and copy it into a character sheet (not like a single character but the bigger one) then I will give you lots of love, eternal happiness, and my gratitude. Except the love and happiness.
Hell, you could even do that in MS Paint.
So you want someone to take that tile and make it into the 3x4 character sheet? Even I could do that! In fact, to prove it, I'm going to.
NOBODY ELSE DO THIS.
Attached.
Background's orange cause I bloody well said so.
Well since Pacman already took your request, I'm just ganna recommend you this substitution for Photoshop since you ain't be getting one :3 It's GraphicsGale, it's free, has everything MSpaint has, plus Layers, transparency, grid, testing for animation, easily setting palette and various stuff for pixel art ~
http://www.humanbalance.net/gale/us/ (http://www.humanbalance.net/gale/us/)
You should get it if you ever need to edit anything next time. Trust me, do it yourself feels much better than requesting something xD
Or if you are like me, you can use student discount to get Photoshop 7 for 20% of normal price :3 Then you will never ever need anything else anymore <3
GIMP. Nothing else. GIMP. It's free photoshop without liquify.
Just gonna say: everything software is free if you know where to look.
JPG? Pacman, I'm kinda disappointed in you. The artifacting is rather readily apparent and might make the file unusable for transparency. Make it a PNG file format next time to preserve the quality when you save it. ._.
At least it's not BMP.
There's always a worse alternative.
Unless you save in BMP.
And fine, I'll redo it for you. Even though you don't want it.
PACMAN: JPEG MAKERS GET FISTED BY ARROW
:mad:
I'll remember to make more then Arrow.
The big difference is that if you tried using the first one straight with the RPG Maker, you'd most likely not be able to remove all of the background or have all the shadow semi-transparent because of the differing shades used. Try using it yourself and you'll probably see.
I did notice that.
I'll take it into account whenever I do spriting.
Which will probably be never.
Quote from: Pacman on May 22, 2011, 05:06:36 AM
At least it's not BMP.
There's always a worse alternative.
Unless you save in BMP.
And fine, I'll redo it for you. Even though you don't want it.
An uncompressed BMP is better than JPEG for sprites.
But...
BMP...
*explodes*
Doesn't matter now, it's in PNG.
Noob. I'm ashamed of you Pacman >:(
Quote from: Bayard on May 22, 2011, 05:16:21 AM
The big difference is that if you tried using the first one straight with the RPG Maker, you'd most likely not be able to remove all of the background or have all the shadow semi-transparent because of the differing shades used. Try using it yourself and you'll probably see.
That was my problem. Quite honestly, I just didn't want to deal with that so I thought it'd be easier in photoshop. This works too though. Thanks Pacman.