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Started by akatsuki, July 21, 2010, 01:33:12 AM

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ok i have crazy visions i have the all the pac files and pictures for each character however i have a mac does anyone know of a program that would work for mac to make textures i heard of gimp but it aint good.

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I use GIMP. That should tell you whether or not it sucks.

July 21, 2010, 01:47:52 AM #2 Last Edit: July 21, 2010, 02:53:34 AM by Segtendo
I head GIMP is the free version of Photoshop  :srs:
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Quote from: BeyondYou on July 21, 2010, 01:37:42 AM
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I use GIMP. That should tell you whether or not it sucks.

Amen to that.


If you can't get the hang of gimp try using Paint.net, thats how I made all of my textures, so far, now I'm using Paint.net, Gimp, and PhotoImpactPro all together to get the most out of texturing. But if you don't understand Gimp go for Paint.net(even though its better when there together)
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Not everyone can get Photoshop though... Sometimes t'ing things doesn't always work.
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Anyone who can type in "Photoshop 7 Free" on Google can.

Oh, I wish I new about that, oh well I got three programs that I know how to use cooperatively and I'm good at them so ima stick with my three.
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Plus I dont wanna be arrested X3
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Between GIMP and Photoshop, I don't think one is necessarily harder to learn, but they are quite different. I'm really good with GIMP by now, so that's what I use.

Quote from: X_funtaztic_X on July 21, 2010, 11:29:11 AM
Plus I dont wanna be arrested X3

Arrested? Yeah right. More than 50% of the Internet is all illegal, including this forum. What are you doing here then?

once you have seen what your texture has looked like in the model previewer and your satisfied, go to the top left hand corner in brawlbox and click "save as" and type the name to correspond with what color you want the texture to go over, then under where you type the name, there should be a file type bar, see if its on .pac and if it is, then save it. then repeat the process but this time in the file type bar, click on the arrow to expand ur choices and click .pcs and then save it. it should say something about compressing when you save it as a .pcs, thats good, but if u save it as a .pac and it says its compressing, thats bad. if that happens youll have to change the compression to "none" its not that difficult lol
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