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blooper101

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  1. Yep, and I was wrong about Shape3D :oops:

    Pathetically trying to recreate it, I came up with this.

    Rainbowlightning.png

    I think that the reason why I couldn't get something alike yours, is the fact the I bulged the gradient twice.I think it's more than you did, because on the first image where you used that quicky, the spark was wider, and I couldn't reproduce that. I will keep trying until I get it however.

  2. I've never had a problem with this. Have you tried a delete+reinstall?

    No...

    @Rick: Well usually, I just save them as filename.png. I'm going to try with the drop down box, and see if it works.

    It seems to work with the drop down box. Will post if it happens again, I'll try and see now if saving as [filename].png works, instead of using the drop-down box.

    By the way BoltBait, soften portrait is ou officially now I think. You can remove portrait from your signature :wink:

    Edit: Oh, I think I see what's wrong... I tried to save a .jpg file in .png. the file name was "something".png, while the drop-down list made it save in .jpg. In previous version though, I think it made the extension in the file name have priority. Which makes sense, no one would type the file extension in the end if it wasn't the file type they want.

  3. It seems that often, when I save a file as [filename].png, it ends up being corrupt. Now I always have to make .pdn files in case. Usually, copy pasting it in MS Paint saves it properly, but MS paint only handles transparency on .gif files, so all the transparent parts become white. And I don't want to save them as .gif, because of the dithering it causes. It's nothing caused by multiple layers when saving as .png, because I tried flattening before saving. Thanks for all help provided :)

  4. You may wanna use the StripPrimaryColor plug-in. However, say you have an image that is blue and purple, and you want to use StripPrimaryColor to take away the blue. It will take away the blue, AND take split the purple into blue and red, and take away the blue that used to be purple. You'll end up with a semi-transparent red image. If that works for you.

  5. th_QTele.png

    Vern, do you know what I don't like about your image? They are too sharp, I believe. For exemple, look at the outline of the letters. Or that sort of pattern in the background. I assume you used layers for those, if not, next time, do so, and use the eather plug-in. And for the text, outline object with different colors should be used. If you used Sine waves to distort the text, remember to use anti-aliasation.

    Just my two cents.

    @T_Lh

    Keep the cup! However, I think you should color the face. Or the most important part of the picture, if it's not the face.

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