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Posted: 14 Dec 2006, 14:48
by Modanung
Crush wrote:As i said before i will experiment with gradients after everything else is finished. The reason is that using unclean tools make it much harder to edit the tiles.
I suppose with unclean you mean things like the gradient tool? Remember you can draw gradients by hand as well using dithering and selective highlighting. Also there is a thing called layers that most of not all non-paint image manipulating programs support. But feel free to do it in your order.
Crush wrote:But when i do i will most certainly go for the 2nd version. The light from below looks quite unnatural to me.
Agreed, but I like the extra depth iru added to the vertical boards.

Posted: 14 Dec 2006, 15:59
by Crush
Modanung wrote:I suppose with unclean you mean things like the gradient tool? Remember you can draw gradients by hand as well using dithering and selective highlighting.
I would like to finish the tiles before the end of the year. The end of THIS year ;)
Also there is a thing called layers that most of not all non-paint image manipulating programs support.
I know how to use layers. And i am using them a lot. But i was thinking about other people who want to edit my tiles.

Posted: 19 Dec 2006, 21:32
by gustavson
very nice graphics, i like all :P

pd. what programs do you use to make them? because you make it seem very easy :S

Posted: 19 Dec 2006, 22:10
by Crush
Thank you.

I am using GIMP.

A good, free general purpose image manipulation program. But it is more the open source alternative for photoshop and not a tool made especially for pixeling tiles. The only features that make it superior over ms paint for creating pixelart (in the conservative sense) are layers, better selection tools and color correction.

Posted: 20 Dec 2006, 00:38
by gustavson
i'm downloading GIMP and i'll prove it.

edit. gimp doesn't run on win 98 and i have windows 98 xD.
edit2. i solve the problem.

Posted: 04 Jan 2007, 21:12
by Arphey
I think floor tiles should be brighter.
And floor "bricks" longer if possible..