Here's a character I made with the regular Paint. I haven't yet edited it in any ways (like resized it or something).
So what do you think?: http://www.2dadventure.com/ags/Char..bmp
OK, here's a bit bigger pic (though not as sharp): http://www.2dadventure.com/ags/Char._Larger_ed..bmp
Can it be too detailed?
I like it.
The shirt seems to have random noise instead of detail, and the arms look wierd. I think its the shadows.
The face looks good.
I respect the fact that m$ can't save anything apart from bmps, but it CAN do pngs, if you ask it.
Quote from: Mr Flibble on Mon 26/07/2004 18:27:02
I respect the fact that m$ can't save anything apart from bmps, but it CAN do pngs, if you ask it.
That makes no sense whatsover. Contradicting yourself, oxymoron... :D
He looks really stiff, 'Not Yet'. Loosen him up a bit.
What I meant was a lot of people believe that it only does bmp, because that is the only option given. But if you set to 'all files' you can save it as 'filename.png'
I was typing quickly, and didn't read over it.
Looks alright, but
-he seems to be leaning to the left a bit (his arms, anyway)
-you may want to use different colours for the shirt for better contrast with his skin -- right now, it's hard to tell the difference between the shading of the red and the brown of his skin.
-his yes look a touch high on his face
-if it was me, I would shade quite so high up his crotch
my version of ms paint has gif,png,256 bmp,tiff,jpeg,monochrome bmp, 24bit bmp,16 bit bmp, 16 color bmp
All built in as save options
Quote from: Mr Flibble on Mon 26/07/2004 19:51:57
if you set to 'all files' you can save it as 'filename.png'
Okay. Two things.
#1, what you said, Mr Flibble, is absolutely and horribly wrong.
Changing the file extension (in case the progrm doesn't seem to support that extension) does not, I repeat, NOT convert the file to another format. It is still BMP, but it will tell you it's PNG.
#2, not all versions of MS Paint have all those formats.
I'm using Windows 98. My version of MS Paint, for example, doesn't support them.