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How do you create sliders which look like they're larger than usual?

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Axert
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Axert
Like these:




I'm just still feeling curious on how it works about that so if there are any tips, please show me them.

Thanks, Axert
ClevelandsMyBro
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ClevelandsMyBro
a lot of time
WitherMite
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WitherMite

ClevelandsMyBro wrote:

a lot of time
and some software
Zelzatter Zero
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Zelzatter Zero
Ctrl+Shift+F, Ctrl+Shift+S, slider merger, and fucking patience.
z0z
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z0z
in certain cases, use a program
Axert
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Joined June 2020
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Axert
ok, but which program?
Cerno
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Cerno
u can check out OliBomby’s mapping tools, it’s in his me! page
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abraker
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abraker
moved to mapping discussion
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tumour generator my beloved
gummibar
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gummibar
yeah this is tumour generator. it's separate from mapping tools, although the legendary oil bomb plans on integrating it in some time.

the tumour generator
Axert
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Axert
ik his program but is there any others that operate similarly?
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Axert wrote:

ik his program but is there any others that operate similarly?
sliderator, but that serves a whole different purpose. other than that, i think there's no other program to do this for you

basically, you either use olibomby's tumour generator, or do everything by hand
tity
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Joined May 2018
tity
here's two helpful guides to 'biG data sliders' which might be helpful i guess
link A

link B

your question has been answered already; use tumour generator + mapping tools or make it by hand, but these two links will be helpful for doing so as well
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Axert
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Joined June 2020
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Axert

Ralsricat wrote:

here's two helpful guides to 'biG data sliders' which might be helpful i guess
link A

link B

your question has been answered already; use tumour generator + mapping tools or make it by hand, but these two links will be helpful for doing so as well

Aiq wrote:

Axert wrote:

ik his program but is there any others that operate similarly?
sliderator, but that serves a whole different purpose. other than that, i think there's no other program to do this for you

basically, you either use olibomby's tumour generator, or do everything by hand
thank you guys! this is really useful. I can't wait to make these sliders!
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