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| Triple6_wild - Mar-10-2004 server time |
| aww i never seen the movie yet lol well then kazaa is going to be used in soon |
| Sir William Wallace - Mar-09-2004 server time |
hey, Ruromi Kenshin!  EDIT: saw the move last night.    |
| Triple6_wild - Mar-05-2004 server time |
| #2) lol top is what i get after resizing it .... theres gotta be away to clear it up a lil right? cant even read mitsubishi moters in top one but thats about the size i need and with winamp doubling the size of the pixels it looks even werse any help with these 2 problems would be great .... oh and when problems are solved i will edit out the pix to save ya some space and bandwith red  |
| Triple6_wild - Mar-05-2004 server time |
| sup e1 ... how ya all doing? ok lol more paint questions ... now remember im using psp7 #1) i have 2 types of blue ....one is R:77 G:76 B:129 and color two is R:20 G:27 B:37 now i need to like merge the 2 blues together hard to explane so here on the right is what i wanna do with the 2 colors on the left is there anyway to do this easly without going through the color chart and typing in the colors i want? lol a lil quick lesson on how to do this would be great oh and umm i found the purple thing on the net so lol |
| rovingcowboy - Feb-26-2004 server time |
  what size is the pixel count in the image its self. is it over 600 pixels or is it less then 100 pixels? dont know what version of winamp your making the skin for i made winamp 2 skins. but the pixelation is caused by enlargeing a image that has too little amount of pixels to start with. if your making an image to inlarge it is always best to save it with at least 600 pixels as a tiff image since tiff is uncompressed. you can use bmp but that is only depenet on the type that the program requires. i think winamp wants bmp or gif. the same is also true when shrinking the image the more pixels and colors to chose from the better. you might want to try using ms picture it. last i heard about 3 years ago they did some trickery with the software that makes the image lose that pixel look when resized that the other programs did not use. i had thought it was long enoungh now that the other programs caught up but maybe not?  |
| Triple6_wild - Feb-26-2004 server time |
| yeah i found it but does not help much lol |
| manadren - Feb-26-2004 server time |
| I haven't really looked at psp7, but somewhere in the image resize dialog or somethign there should be an option for resampling, something like bicubic, or bilinear resampling... look for stuff like that. |
| Triple6_wild - Feb-25-2004 server time |
| well when i said paint i just ment like a basic painting question lol i use paintshop pro 7 but i still donno how to smooth it out a lil |
| brandon - Feb-25-2004 server time |
| I still think GIMP is better!!!! Paint RULZ too!!!!!!!! |
| Red Squirrel - Feb-25-2004 server time |
Actually, you can do very cool things in paint.  It's just that it takes seconds to get the same result in photoshop. But paint is better when it comes to strait sharp lines and such. |
| brandon - Feb-25-2004 server time |
| Paint rulz!!!!!!! |
| Red Squirrel - Feb-25-2004 server time |
| You should use photoshop and not paint, paint is not that good when it comes to resizing, paint is basically a straight and simple pixel oriented type program so it does not smooth things like photoshop does. |
| Triple6_wild - Feb-25-2004 server time |
| sup everyone how ya all doing umm anyways im trying to paint a winamp skin (2nd one) and i need to shrink an 800x600 screen shot to about 350 mabey 360xwhatever but when i shrink it to about that size it kinda gets blocky like ...its not that bad but still is there anyway to stop if from looking like was made with lego? lol any help with this would be great |
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