blocky edges?hm, are you resizing before exporting?
if you're drawing with pixel accuracy, you don't want to be resizing after you've drawn it.
(if you're drawing with pixel accuracy, you don't want to be resizing after you've drawn it.
_null_,
Sun 8 Jun 2003, 1:02,
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DrawingI want to when I draw not have lame blurednesss.
I drew using the penicil, then rotated the thingy I drew, and it fuzzed up.
Photoshops too smooth for it's own good.
*loads up paint*
it makes the sides of a black thing fade to white for no reason when I make a see-through gif. I want no unecesary colored pixels
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Sun 8 Jun 2003, 1:03,
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I drew using the penicil, then rotated the thingy I drew, and it fuzzed up.
Photoshops too smooth for it's own good.
*loads up paint*
it makes the sides of a black thing fade to white for no reason when I make a see-through gif. I want no unecesary colored pixels
it willif you rotate. learn to draw at different angles. unless you work with indexed colours? possibly?
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Reverend Dan,
Sun 8 Jun 2003, 1:06,
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if you rotate, it will blur to smooth it outthe only points it won't smooth are 90, 180 and -90/270 degrees
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Sun 8 Jun 2003, 1:06,
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