Rendering

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  1. FSToXiC

    FSToXiC Well-Known Member

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    Nice Job it should help alot of people out.

    Crappy images or bad quality is a waste of time.
     
  2. XeRo CooL

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    suggested before im sure but pen tool is the best option, zoom in and make many points then use the convert pen tool to round from each point, try placing the pentool points either along the edge or too far in...

    the further into the picture rather than out the better
     
  3. CurZed

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    already noticed some pics are damn hard to cut...
    *thinking about anime girls with crazy hairstyles*
    starting to hate the hair cutting :(
     
  4. ..w00t..

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    ye man it is pretty hard but the key word is patience as already stated btu i like to use magic wand on renders that dont have a lot fo designs or jsut one colour around like white,green, etc, because its jsut faster
     
  5. Matt.L

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    i have a problem, most of my renders have a white outline after i render them, no matter what tool i use, ive been told to "defringe" but that does nothing, what can i do?
     
  6. GhostofDarkness

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    Make another layer. Fill it with a bright color like green and place it under the image you want to render. You'll be able to see stuff you miss

    That's what I do
     
  7. Matt.L

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    i mean though i cut a good 1-2 pixels into the image so i can't miss any, yet i still get a white line.
     
  8. Kenjai

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    Thats a great render bacon... and whats his face just dissed it but didnt show any of his renders...
     
  9. MiNtiE

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    extract works best for me, i hate rendering with the lasso, its so bloody annyoing
     
  10. MiNtiE

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    extract works best for me, i hate rendering with the lasso, its so bloody annyoing
     
  11. frag_fest

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    thx for this guide - will attempt a few renders soon.
     
  12. {wWw}Snake

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    I just still suck with making siggeys!!! :huh: :(
     
  13. SwAT

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    ok for everyone asking how to save transparency in this thread, here

    go to file > save for web

    [​IMG]

    then just select png-24 with the transparency box selected, the white and gray checkered parts are the parts that will be transparent

    [​IMG]
     
  14. Munken

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    Thanks for the trans tut :D
     
  15. blacksunrise

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    nice. This topic has renders, tips and tuts in it.
     

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