New S P R I T E Tut Extremely Detailed New

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  1. blazeboy11

    blazeboy11 Well-Known Member

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    Very, very, nice. I would have repped you if I could >_<.
     
  2. yamiwar

    yamiwar Well-Known Member

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    i didnt say it was ur first i said it is one of your few? cuz it looks really good except for the part about being too sharpened and i thought u were kinda newbie cuz u dont have any posts or sigs
     
  3. Bradas

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    Awesome tut!
    Amazing outcome too!

    Here is my outcome:
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    I need help at text, if anyone is willing to help me then PM me... please!
     
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    great tut easy to follow even for a n00b like myself :mellow:
    here is my outcome [​IMG]
    c&c apreatiated as im a n00b
     
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    nice tut bro, thanks for sharing will try later
     
  6. yamiwar

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    @TheSauc3 it would help if u paste in ur sprite again and move it to where ur sprite is and set to soft light and lower opacity to around 40%
     
  7. TheSauc3

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    like this ? [​IMG]
     
  8. yamiwar

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    um the orange is still too overpowering...
    maybe just add it in again move it and lower opacity to 30% leave it at normal
     
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    I love it, shows how to make a great background without c4d's.

    Thanks for sharing.
     
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    np problam man glad u liked it
     
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    Once again, thanks for the amazing tut!
     
  12. yamiwar

    yamiwar Well-Known Member

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    ns man im glad ppl like my tut
     
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    Gonna try out now! Thanks for sharin man awesome job on the tut!
     
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    sick as hell
     
  15. yamiwar

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    thanks
     
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