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to help sharpen up your lines.
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Thu 28 Jan 2010, 23:19,
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or I may just not bother, I quite like the roughness... I'd take more time obviously
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TJ: If I wanted to make pixel sprites that were, say, 4x pixel size... What would be my best way of doing that?
Making them at 1x pixel and the blowing them up and hoping the software doesn't anti-alias it, or is there some way of making a specific grid that would keep me lined up properly?
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Make sure you have interpolation turned off, that way you should juet get it enlarged exactly.
What are you using to design them in?
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Thu 28 Jan 2010, 23:26,
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What are you using to design them in?
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I have things like CS2, paint.net, gimp and inkscape.
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Thu 28 Jan 2010, 23:28,
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You can turn on a grid and snap to it, then just make yourself a custom square brush of the same size as your grid squares
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1) make a new picture, 4x4 large
2) draw what little you can draw with 16 pixels
3) go to image, enlarge image
4) make sure "interpolation" is set to "none"
5) put in the final size, say 250x250
6) look at the glorious big squares that come out
7) masturbate gently
8) masturbate ferociously
9) bleed
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Thu 28 Jan 2010, 23:32,
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2) draw what little you can draw with 16 pixels
3) go to image, enlarge image
4) make sure "interpolation" is set to "none"
5) put in the final size, say 250x250
6) look at the glorious big squares that come out
7) masturbate gently
8) masturbate ferociously
9) bleed
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but, ultimately, sometimes you just want to get down to it
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I find I've white weewee'd in my pants by step 4
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Thu 28 Jan 2010, 23:48,
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took two 8x8 blocks to do it but it didn't half come out nicely.
this is little to do with what we're talking about here, but you could get nice results in 8x16 blocks.
4x4 is just a bit too small, except on the streets of london where it's a bloody menace.
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this is little to do with what we're talking about here, but you could get nice results in 8x16 blocks.
4x4 is just a bit too small, except on the streets of london where it's a bloody menace.
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But that seems like it could work enlarging it from 1x size. I'll have a play later.
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