Rendering

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  1. sorabarnes

    sorabarnes Active Member

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    thanks..my hand wobbles and my cordation is ba dim really not good at cutting pictures -_-
     
  2. superbeast34

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    i need some help with using renders, whenever i save them and they are gifs or pngs i can never drag them onto other pics so am i doing something wrong? pm me with an answer to my question
     
  3. CyRaX^

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    Very Nice Tips ;)
     
  4. GoddessOfMetal

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    Ok please forgive this nOOb but correct me if I'm wrong- a render is basically a cool graphic that might have been in a larger picture but you just focused on one main aspect of that graphic then cut away everything else making sure that the graphic you wanted is of good quality, (not pixelated or choppy or any strays left on the pic) and basically on a transparent bgd?

    Because if that's the case I've been doing this for years and saving them as png's. Please let me know if this is correct because I have so so much to share here if so.
     
  5. TheSwift

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    thx for advice
     
  6. [+]Specialized

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    I only use the pen tool when there is a complex background (for example a guy with forest behind it). Otherwise I use magic wand
     
  7. xx_hinson_xx

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    ok thnx heaps mate
     
  8. Tomo2k5

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    When I have a render cut out, and its blended into a nice background, I like to feather the edges a bit. Looks better IMO.
     
  9. swanK

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    my sugestion is: the oc renders XD~~
     
  10. f33llucky

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    nice !!
     
  11. {ka}KILLER

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    why the hell do you want to know?
    so thats how you do this
     
  12. TheSwift

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    nice
     
  13. Alpha_Leader

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    hmm.. I am new to this forum and I am a 3d Modeller and I am wondering why are these pics called renders here? I thought rendering and a render was only fo rthe output of turning a 3d model into a picture.
     
  14. Scubasteve00077

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    great advice
     
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    very nice work wondered how you did it thanks for the tips :D
     

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