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^RICK^
Joined: 09 Jul 2006 Posts: 1
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Posted: Sun Jul 09, 2006 2:36 pm Post subject: prop edit |
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id love to see an upgraded prop editor the eraser is way big and dosnt hit right where the eraser is its up and to the left of where i click.. also there should be a flood option on erase.. maybe there is something im overlooking or a key for flood erase like control but havnt found it in help or random trying.. i used palace since it was a month old .. goin on 11 years now.. phew lol looking forward to tryin this out and giving input..
Also im getting an error 50 and the editor wont open a lot.. mostly when i use zoom a lot..
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Bri
Joined: 06 Aug 2004 Posts: 237 Location: Palm Springs, CA
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Posted: Sun Jul 09, 2006 8:53 pm Post subject: Av Making |
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Your best method is to do all the work in PSP or Photoshop, save as a PNG with alpha then import. After that move it around change the text bubble, switches as desired then save. That works.....
If you elect to try to edit inside, then use a white 160 x 160, use the tools till you know the X offset weirdness, it is always minus X. every once in a while save and close the window or it may crash hard. When you see all your Avs go away then close the client and reopen to Ready and continue. If you don't then a hard crash will occur where you loop on the license window... The only way out of that is to reboot your system. Task Manager will not cure it.
Be patient _________________ RL..now with 100% less lag! |
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Cheiron
Joined: 21 Apr 2005 Posts: 388 Location: Copenhagen, Denmark
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Posted: Sun Jul 23, 2006 5:40 am Post subject: |
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Been experimenting with the editor a bit now...an apart from a fix of the annoying bugs... a little wish...
It would be cool if when drawing with the pentool you could hold down say ALT key to switch to eyedropper tool... like you have options in Photoshop. It would make it a much smoother workprocess when say, restoring skin edges etc.
as it is now... I see no other way than clicking eyedropper, pick the color you want, then mouse up and click pen tool again... and so on back and forth between pen, eyedropper and working space
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