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Is that a secondary weapon in your pants or are you just happy to see me?
>Be able to draw Toriel with a sophisticated painting program using an expensive digital drawing tablet.
>Does it with randomly stacked shapes in a shooting game instead.
>Be able to draw Toriel with a sophisticated painting program using an expensive digital drawing tablet.
>Does it with randomly stacked shapes in a shooting game instead.
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Haha thanks! Yeah you get 64 "layers" to make something. A layer being taken up by one shape letter or whatever, but you can stretch rotate and resize the shape as much as you want, so a bunch of people have been doing really cool things with them.
If you look back in my gallery you'll see the Pokémon ones I did a few game iterations ago, where the limit was 32! And 30 for me since I took 2 up with a border and a black background, lol.
Good times were had :3c
If you look back in my gallery you'll see the Pokémon ones I did a few game iterations ago, where the limit was 32! And 30 for me since I took 2 up with a border and a black background, lol.
Good times were had :3c
Young Lucario, I scaled the console mountaintop, and found the Rock Band dojo, where the beginning of my training took place... anditusedthesamesystemandIwantedtomakecoolshirtswithmyfursonasfaceonthemfortheguitaristImadebasedoffme, so I got a lot of practice before getting to Call of Duty.
Otherwise, just keep messing with it, I was too lazy to look up tutorials and such so I just eventually figured it out on my own.
Soon you will notice things like using shapes to add on or to hide other shapes, and other stuff like that.
ALSO when something is the same color, make a ball of that color and just keep it in a corner somewhere, then when you need something that will be the same color, just copy it and reshape it then start placing. It saved me a BUNCH of time, especially when it was a custom color instead of using a color from their default pallette.
Otherwise, just keep messing with it, I was too lazy to look up tutorials and such so I just eventually figured it out on my own.
Soon you will notice things like using shapes to add on or to hide other shapes, and other stuff like that.
ALSO when something is the same color, make a ball of that color and just keep it in a corner somewhere, then when you need something that will be the same color, just copy it and reshape it then start placing. It saved me a BUNCH of time, especially when it was a custom color instead of using a color from their default pallette.
Well, at this point I was messing with the emblem system for years, Rock Band 1, 2, and 3. Call of Duty Black Ops 1, 2, and 3.
It does get A LOT easier once you get used to it, and although each took long, it was so worth it for how long all those emblems lasted me.
It does get A LOT easier once you get used to it, and although each took long, it was so worth it for how long all those emblems lasted me.
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