Trying Pop Out

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  1. chongy

    chongy Well-Known Member

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    Ok here is my 1st pop out
     
  2. chongy

    chongy Well-Known Member

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    ok why is their a white background <_<
     
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    If you save it as a .gif file, you should lose the white background. Currently, you have it saved as a .jpg .
     
  4. chongy

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    nope
     
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    haha dude, try again with cutting the stuff around the render out.Make sure the bg layer is deleted and make sure u made it transperent and also save it as a gif.U might want to try matte!
     
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    or u can just make a regular sig, then just extend the canvas size... i find it easier that way, no extra work, and make sure the render ( pop-out ) fits within it.... In your sig, not only do you have the area above the sig extended, but all around the sig. Then all u gotta do is save it as a .gif
     
  7. chongy

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    yer thx guys but i figured it out but thx anywayz
     
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    The render is not cropped out very nice but its oke, normal rating
     
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    use a smudge tool to trace the poped out part, and its white because youre using IE.
     
  10. Sjta

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    nice to see u got it working, looks alright. Just the render doesnt looks so good, not great quality. OVerall i say for ur first pop^ 7/10
     

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