inb4 dumpsterdiver
-The programs I'm using are GIMP 2 and Adobe Photoshop CS4. (Dunno if that's a version.)Nya-Chan wrote:
Questions:
-What program are you using? I can give some pointers if it's Photoshop (7.0 or Higher).
-Does the font you're using for the numbers have letters as well?
-What font IS that? (xD I want it~!)
Looking at the font generator, it's actually using the font "Blippo", which I know I have somewhere in my PC. By the looks of it, it seems that it's just a bunch of filters. It may be better to alter the font yourself with CS4 (CS#s are the newer versions after 7.0 if I recall right), since then you can fiddle with a lot more afterwards and make sure it all looks right.Mafiamaster wrote:
-The programs I'm using are GIMP 2 and Adobe Photoshop CS4. (Dunno if that's a version.)Nya-Chan wrote:
Questions:
-What program are you using? I can give some pointers if it's Photoshop (7.0 or Higher).
-Does the font you're using for the numbers have letters as well?
-What font IS that? (xD I want it~!)
-Yes it does
-It's actually a text generator online that I'm using. http://cooltext.com/
The font is Neon
For future Reference: It's in the tools Window (A rectangle usually with two rows of pictures icons), should be a letter "T".Mafiamaster wrote:
Sorry, but where is the text maker in CS4 again? xD
Where did someone say to leave it default :\ Did you misunderstand me? Or did someone suggest that, I meant the current on covers it well enough. I also like how it looks on other custom hit circles(the new Cirno one, ranked a bit back)Mafiamaster wrote:
Yeah I was thinking the same thing about the hit circle overlay, just leaving it white / default.
Also I kind of fixed the hit circle a little around the edges a bit more
I tried to do this but the parts that are in bold, I am having trouble with this.Nya-Chan wrote:
To duplicate the same effects, use any "Blippo" font (I tested using "Blippo Blk BT", type in you number or letter.
-Duplicate the layer.
-Right click the new layer, and click "Rasterize Layer"
-Right click the preview image of the layer, click "Select Layer Transparency"
-Go to Select-->Modify-->Contract. Put in 4-6 for the amount. Hit enter, and the selection will shrink.
-Press delete.
-Double click on the layer or open up Layer Style.
-Drop Shadow: Opacity = 75, Angle =120, Distance = 6, Spread = 0, Size = 2.
-Outer Glow: Blend Mode = Screen, Opacity = 75, Noise = 0, Glow color = 23D3FF, Technique = Softer, Spread = 12, Size = 7
-Inner Glow: Blend Mode = Normal, Opacity = 78, Noise = 0, Glow Color = 23D3FF, Technique = Softer, Source = Edge, Spread = 11, Size = 3
If I was that skilled at skinning, that might've worked somehow.SuzumiyaKyon wrote:
For a spinner, I'm thinking the promotional image for the K-On anime that has Yui holding the guitar, and have the guitar as a spinner. Can't find a decent picture, though. Episode 2's subbed, though, so I might get some ideas from there.
I like the skin too, why would I tell you to remove it?Mafiamaster wrote:
Credits go to:
DJPop (For the star2 picture) (A nice looking music note) If you don't want me using it, simply let me know and I'll take it out right away!
Well first of all, I didn't ask which seems kind of rude. But I'm glad I got your "ok"DJPop wrote:
I like the skin too, why would I tell you to remove it?
My interpretation of this sentence~DJPop wrote:
But imo, make only Mio is so partiality