Gundam Seed

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  1. AnthonyLuu

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    what do you guys think of it??

    it took my around an hour to do this

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    This is not a render, sorry. It's a picture...either my computer is asking freaky or the file is a .jpg ...which is a picture. If you want to make it a render, you're going to have to re-cut it and save it as a .png
     
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    lol srry i dont get the difference, ill save it like that anyways and post it
     
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    Heh...am I missing something here? A render is made is made to have a transparent background, and a jpg/jpeg can't hold that information, either im being an idiot, or u've been doin it wrong the whole time...someone clear this up please!
    If I sound like a di**, then i apoligize
     
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    its my first time doing this so i dont really get it, i think i am doing it wrong but not sure
     
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    awesome render.
     
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    Make sure you are cutting it out on transparent underlay. (copy/paste the picture on a trasnparent underlay and start hacking away)When you save it, save it (or export it) as a .png so it preserves transparency. If you save it (export it) as .jpeg it doesn't preserve the transparency and then gives you a white background.

    But thats a good cut anyways.
     
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    Yeah, save it as a png and it will be a render, good job tho.
     
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    thats pretty good
    usable for wallpaper
     
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