#4053756 - 12/20/14 06:33 PM
Re: Way to be sneaky Rick_Rawlins!
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I remember it was announced somewhere. Though in a very sneaky way indeed.))
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#4053763 - 12/20/14 06:59 PM
Re: Way to be sneaky Rick_Rawlins!
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Thanks, but only one is mine. The rest were a compilation of the entrants in the associated challenge.
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#4053766 - 12/20/14 07:02 PM
Re: Way to be sneaky Rick_Rawlins!
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Robert_Wiggins
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I wish people would upload more of their skins - there is some very nice work being done. Someday I hoped to develop the skills of some folks here. Probably the same day I win the Lotto. Actually, there are some very good tutorials on the subject and I believe Rick created a very good one for one of the challenges. Not sure where the link is but he can probably post it here for you. It is not a very difficult process actually and with a little persistence one can create a simple logo on a skin as a starting point and progress from there.
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#4053781 - 12/20/14 07:35 PM
Re: Way to be sneaky Rick_Rawlins!
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I wish people would upload more of their skins - there is some very nice work being done. Someday I hoped to develop the skills of some folks here. Probably the same day I win the Lotto. Actually, there are some very good tutorials on the subject and I believe Rick created a very good one for one of the challenges. Not sure where the link is but he can probably post it here for you. It is not a very difficult process actually and with a little persistence one can create a simple logo on a skin as a starting point and progress from there. Skinning thread
The older I get, the more I realize I don't need to be Han, Luke or Leia. I'm just happy to be rebel scum...
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#4053787 - 12/20/14 07:44 PM
Re: Way to be sneaky Rick_Rawlins!
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Robert_Wiggins
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I wish people would upload more of their skins - there is some very nice work being done. Someday I hoped to develop the skills of some folks here. Probably the same day I win the Lotto. Actually, there are some very good tutorials on the subject and I believe Rick created a very good one for one of the challenges. Not sure where the link is but he can probably post it here for you. It is not a very difficult process actually and with a little persistence one can create a simple logo on a skin as a starting point and progress from there. Skinning thread thanks rick!
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#4053788 - 12/20/14 07:48 PM
Re: Way to be sneaky Rick_Rawlins!
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Rick, that post should become a stick in this forum. Maybe as Pol if he can promote it as a tutorial on skinning.
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#4053794 - 12/20/14 08:01 PM
Re: Way to be sneaky Rick_Rawlins!
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Rick, that post should become a stick in this forum. Maybe as Pol if he can promote it as a tutorial on skinning. It is stickied in the reference sub-forum Duke, the video tutorial is pretty much in real time, you can get something basic but nice up and running in about an hour! Just make sure to always work on a new layer every time you add something and save the file as 24 bit. Also, ask questions, there's good people here!
Last edited by Rick_Rawlings; 12/20/14 08:05 PM.
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Exodus
by RedOneAlpha. 04/18/24 05:46 PM
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