My First Render

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  1. himster

    himster Well-Known Member

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    This is my first ever render, i know the hand it a bit choppy but not bad for a first eh? :P

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    free of use
     
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    you should save it as a .PNG file

    but it looks good from here bro

    keep it up
     
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    what does saving it as a .png do?
     
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    it keeps the background transparent for ease of use when people want to use the image for a graphic and if you're using Firefox you can see if there's any problems of white lines around the image or not to know that it's a clean cut
     
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    oh ok well i use IE ...
     
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    well if you use IE and save it as PNG file you will see a Grey background around the image, but for firefox users that grey background is transparent and blends in with the forum background

    i'd recommend downloading firefox and seeing the difference
     
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    kk, ill stick with IE and ill 'save for web' so IE users can see transparent aswell.
     
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    good work :)
     
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    the PNG file just makes it easier when the user uses it in Photoshop.. instead of having to wand the white (or whatever color) background there is, the background is already transparent so it's just a quick Select the layer and copy and paste
     
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    when i made then render the hand was hard because there wasnt a lot of colour difference around it, do you know how to get around this?
     
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    you'd have to show me the original graphic
     
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    good rendering man
     
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    thats really nicly rendered bro *claps*
     
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    Nice render man i might use that idk! if i do ill sure give u credits!
     
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