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Getting to make the Baakili look more like its description, thanks to 1.74.x material model / shaders:
...and keep it under lightspeed!
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Download GIMP (if you haven’t already got it) and resize them there first.
GIMP is really good for playing with pics… and other stuff.
Or Photobucket does resizing quite well.
GIMP is really good for playing with pics… and other stuff.
Or Photobucket does resizing quite well.
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And any survivors, their debts I will certainly pay. There's always a way!
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Are you completely insane? (don't answer that)El Viejo wrote:Download GIMP (if you haven’t already got it) and resize them there first.
GIMP is really good for playing with pics… and other stuff.
Gimp is a bit overkill to resize an image. That's like saying buy the latest ironass AlienWare gaming system worth $3000 to play the original Elite!
I use the freeware image view IrfanView, it does a pretty good job. Also, saving the images as PNGs will ensure better quality, you start to get lots of artifacts in the image when using JPGs.
XNView is another good (and also free) image viewer that is growing on me like a baby trumble.
Can I just say while I'm here, some of this artwork is simply breathtaking btw. I'm utterly in awe. Fantastic work guys (and gals).
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Yeah… but GIMP is fun (and free). You can end up doing all sorts of stuff with it… like custom decals.Darkbee wrote:Gimp is a bit overkill to resize an image.
I would advise stilts for the quagmires, and camels for the snowy hills
And any survivors, their debts I will certainly pay. There's always a way!
And any survivors, their debts I will certainly pay. There's always a way!
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Who needs excuses? Nice eclipse
Hands up, I did pose this one a bit.
The Boa Clipper Bilbo Maru having just dropped out of hyperspace, passing a Space Bar with the planet in the distance.
(OXPs :- Boa II Clipper Class, Random Hits, System Redux (Capt Kev)
Hands up, I did pose this one a bit.
The Boa Clipper Bilbo Maru having just dropped out of hyperspace, passing a Space Bar with the planet in the distance.
(OXPs :- Boa II Clipper Class, Random Hits, System Redux (Capt Kev)
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Don't get me wrong, I like Gimp. I never used to though, it's taken me a while to learn to "love" Gimp. My search for a simple image editor that supports transparency and layers has taken years, trying out (and rejecting) Gimp several times along the way. I loved Paint Shop Pro but didn't love it enough to pay for it. I also used Serif PhotoPlus along the way, another commercial program, but didn't like the proprietary format it saved in (which I couldn't use in anything else). Eventually, I gave up since I now try to run open source software where possible (I don't even buy many commercial games anymore; thank Aegidian for Oolite!), and so Gimp it is!El Viejo wrote:Yeah… but GIMP is fun (and free). You can end up doing all sorts of stuff with it… like custom decals.
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I am a big fan of Gimp...it's an excellent piece of software and is incredibly versatile. To be honest I'm not a trained artist or graphic designer, and I've never used Photoshop or any proprietary image software.
All my graphics have been produced using the Gimp. A good example of what it can do are the diffuse-map and emissions-map for my Contractor OXP (below).
All my graphics have been produced using the Gimp. A good example of what it can do are the diffuse-map and emissions-map for my Contractor OXP (below).
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This damn ‘game’… first it awakened the long-dormant elite combateer in me, then it tempted me into the world of the forum, and showed me the delights of the oxp. For a while, it turned me into a GPU driver update fanatic, then it persuaded me to start editing plists and js scripts, not to mention enticing me into writing ‘fiction’. Then it somehow inveigled me into learning to use the Gimp, when all I’d ever used before was Paint.
Ahh… what a game!
Ahh… what a game!
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Same here, and to think, I used to think Paint was awesome. Gimp came as a bit of a shock at first, it seemed horribly complicated and not even intuitive, but after playing around with it for a while I really like it.El Viejo wrote:... when all I’d ever used before was Paint.
And of course its best feature of all is the price. Zero.
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