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Ok, Tigers, I will make you an offer...because i'm getting really busy...so, i'll offer you 2 things, take whichever one you want. 1. If you have AIM, I will work with you, step-by-step and we'll make a basic sig. BUT, WE DO IT ON MY TIME. 2. Give me a week or so, and I'll try to make a somewhat good full signature tutorial and post it here. I'm not the best at making sigs (i like artistic talent) but I know the basics of how to make them. Let me know
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Random Thoughts On A Sunday Morning Updated To 7-28
Bama replied to Yankee4Life's topic in Left Field (Off-Topic)
...went to a Braves game today...amazing ...spent a month of pay or something on a francoeur t-shirt and an andruw jones jersey along with the tickets and parking...it was worth it -
i'd do it if i were any good at sigs... but thats a pretty nice sig you've made, i'd just suggest with the fonts, that you use a different font and some anti-aliasing.
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jhath made a great signature...here's my attempt, not nearly as good, but I finally did get Scriptina to work...
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Maybe...the script's not sticking out as much?
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C4D is just an image file. You can use it with any image manipulation program. BTW, if anyone's got any good links for the "C4D Brushes" Filthy mentioned (preferably for GIMP) please post them!
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Filthy is one of the kings of sig making!
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I made a post about this a while ago...check somewhere on b/w page 230 and 235
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Random Thoughts On A Sunday Morning Updated To 7-28
Bama replied to Yankee4Life's topic in Left Field (Off-Topic)
That last bit was amazing. KC :hail:! -
You probably need more than 115 posts... And KC makes brushes? Sick!
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I'm guessing you didn't have the same problems though did you?
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So I was going to make a sig with that as a tagline...and it was turning out pretty good, then Scriptina fucked up on me (like it always does) and i pretty much just said '**** it' and pissed on the rest of the sig. So here's the sig, which isn't/wasn't even close to done, my main question is, how come Scriptina hates me? Notice the big spaces between the T's and the rest of the letters.
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Random Thoughts On A Sunday Morning Updated To 7-28
Bama replied to Yankee4Life's topic in Left Field (Off-Topic)
Just 2 today: --I'm glad the Braves are probably keeping Andruw Jones. Can we get a somewhat good starting pitcher off waivers, you know, instead of Jason Sheill? --Last night was the most amazing night of my life. I'm sad its over. -
That just gave me a great idea for a sig...
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A few hundred bucks :lmao: Version CS2 has got the following that 7 doesn't: Highly modified "Slice Tool" Shadow/Highlight Command Match Colour command "Lens blur" filter Real-Time Histogram Detection and refusal to print scanned images of various banknotes Macrovision copy protection based on Safecast DRM technology Camera RAW 3.x "Smart Objects" Image Warp Spot healing brush Red-Eye tool Lens Correction filter Smart Sharpen Vanishing Point Better memory management on 64-bit PowerPC G5 Macintosh machines running Mac OS X 10.4 High dynamic range imaging (HDRI) support Scripting support for JavaScript and other languages More smudging options, such as "Scattering"
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I'm guessing you didn't watch the world cup? During the World Cup, the Adidas TV Spots and billboards for Adidas in other countries (there were some really huge ones in Thailand) all had a player's name with the +10 logo. The player was usually a superstar (Beckham, Ballack) so the +10 signified the team was that one player, plus 10 other lessers or whatever... But i'm not calling these players lessers than me. In the US, the commercials usually featured a kid (11 years old maybe) name Josè and his fat friend. Josè and his fat friend played a game of soccer where the +10 were famous soccer players, including Kahn, Beckahm, Zidane, Cisse, Beckenbauer etc... The commercial ended with Josè having to go in, but an overlay on screen said Jose +10, again emphasizing the individual , +10 more.
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Ok...so earlier today, I was thinking of an all-time baseball team, and i came down with the following lineup: C: Bench 1B: Gehrig 2B: Robinson 3B: Schmidt SS: Ripken Jr. LF: Aaron CF: Mays RF: Clemente P: Ryan DH: Ortiz And then i thought "Hey why not a +10 team for baseball?" With the idea in hand I made a Bama+10 Logo. Then I got to making the sig. The photo below is proof that it is physically impossible to stick 10 pictures on 1 sig and make it look good. Enjoy, and have a good 'Bama, you are a freaking idiot who just wasted 10 minutes of his life on this' laugh.
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nice job fastflink. I would suggest maybe a little bit of blur or blending on the blue-grey transition.
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Very Nice guys I guess if you guys want to do something like Filthy with dots and stuff, just make a 9x9 image or something with a 3x3 square in the middle that's colored black or white. The rest of the 9x9 should probably be transparent. Then you just fill the area with that pattern.
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Huh? You mean the lines?
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Here's a quick crash course on how to add borders to a sig. If you have any questions or want a step by step picture guide, let me know. First, start out with your image. Next, decide what you want your border to be on top of, and what you want your border to be below. Create a new transparent layer where you want the border. Click Select>All Now Click Edit>Stroke Selection Now select your options, the colour of the border (note, the color must be selected and chosen as either the foreground or the background. To make a broken line, for example, select the width of the border, line, and the pattern of the line, or, if you have a pattern you would like to use (AKA 3x3 Dots on a 9x9 canvas) you can select that pattern and use that. Hope this helped...
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The first ones better. Borders, i'll go over it later.
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make a 3x3 square. Make it transparent. Now fill in the top left, middle, and bottom right pixels with black. Save it as a pattern file. Now you can use it as a pattern.
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you're welcome. And Fastflink, to stroke text (i'm guessing you want outlines) in the GIMP, type the text (use anti-aliasing). Anchor the text layer to a transparent layer. Now, use the wand (make sure you select "ADD TO THE CURRENT SELECTION") select each letter. Then click Select>inverse. Now, click Edit>Stroke Selection. Choose your options and then hit OK. Now you've got outlines around the text, and probably the layer. You can use the eraser to clean up the border around the layer if desired.