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(edit: even more) heavily edited Mikoyan work.
I don't think .pngs are a very good choice for files as small as 30kb, so I went with .gifs, which let me squeeze in a 200x200 image.
How do you do that?View attachment 19277
(edit: even more) heavily edited Mikoyan work.
I don't think .pngs are a very good choice for files as small as 30kb, so I went with .gifs, which let me squeeze in a 200x200 image.
Which parts? I image edit and do my png->gif conversions in photoshop, and the desktop version of COC2 will accept either format, even though it requests pngs. Gifs are super small, so you can go way over the 100x100 suggested limit, and the result generally looks better in game.How do you do that?
Hi, its me again, i just wanna ask you if you can help me make this an icon
Thank you for the explanation and for the help with the icon, its really apreciatedWhich parts? I image edit and do my png->gif conversions in photoshop, and the desktop version of COC2 will accept either format, even though it requests pngs. Gifs are super small, so you can go way over the 100x100 suggested limit, and the result generally looks better in game.
The actual editing process necessary to selectively target border pixels to darken them is frankly something that would require a tutorial. I really just wanted to point out that saving as gif will result in smaller file sizes, so you can include way more in it. Less fuzzy.
I don't know why they specified 100x100 - possibly a design goal for uniformity's sake, or just an estimate for how big you could probably get a png without it going over the file size limit. Here's three game-ready versions of your image, two of which are up to 250x250:
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I love all of the wolf ones they are perfect. Finally now I can give my self insert a picture.Finding more pics I liked was surprisingly hard. Turns out that black outlines (which I like to make the pictures more COC2-y) shrink together with the picture and become blurry. I tried to compensate for that.
Anyhow, more guys! Catboys and lupines galore!
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I found someone called koutanagamori on Deviantart who makes pretty good pictures, some of which with one color background which made it easier for me to turn them into proper icons. The second to last pic is one of his. Kazashino (last picture) also makes great stuff but they're almost too realistic for my taste.I love all of the wolf ones they are perfect. Finally now I can give my self insert a picture.
I use gimp for my icons and I found that you can compress the file size by not saving the picture's exif data and thumbnail when exporting. That way I was able to cut the size of many icons in half. I also experimented with darkening border pixels and giving pictures stronger borders and the results were good even if the process was a little overinvolved.Which parts? I image edit and do my png->gif conversions in photoshop, and the desktop version of COC2 will accept either format, even though it requests pngs. Gifs are super small, so you can go way over the 100x100 suggested limit, and the result generally looks better in game.
The actual editing process necessary to selectively target border pixels to darken them is frankly something that would require a tutorial. I really just wanted to point out that saving as gif will result in smaller file sizes, so you can include way more in it. Less fuzzy.
I chose the last one but the second to last is actually better and I am going to use the first cat boy one I hope one with a short beard pops up. My Catfolk self insert has one, but my lupine one doesn't, a wolf with a beard looks weird when I think about it.I found someone called koutanagamori on Deviantart who makes pretty good pictures, some of which with one color background which made it easier for me to turn them into proper icons. The second to last pic is one of his. Kazashino (last picture) also makes great stuff but they're almost too realistic for my taste.
Thank you so much for this advice I'm using procreate and I had no Ideal that changing to gif would allow me a better picture unfortunately I can only go up too 200 × 200 but the difference is night and dayWhich parts? I image edit and do my png->gif conversions in photoshop, and the desktop version of COC2 will accept either format, even though it requests pngs. Gifs are super small, so you can go way over the 100x100 suggested limit, and the result generally looks better in game.
The actual editing process necessary to selectively target border pixels to darken them is frankly something that would require a tutorial. I really just wanted to point out that saving as gif will result in smaller file sizes, so you can include way more in it. Less fuzzy.
I don't know why they specified 100x100 - possibly a design goal for uniformity's sake, or just an estimate for how big you could probably get a png without it going over the file size limit. Here's three game-ready versions of your image, two of which are up to 250x250:
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May I ask the source of the first pic?
Ah, Bara tatties. Love to see them.View attachment 19678
Here's the full image!
Hi Aurore if you want this is the site that I was introduced to on here it’s really easy to useSorry, I don't know how to remove the background.
Thanks! <3Hi Aurore if you want this is the site that I was introduced to on here it’s really easy to usehttps://www.remove.bg/
I use this one a lot I wish there was the other starting fur/hair colors, blonde and black are the others I believe.Hi everyone I noticed that some people still like the Lupine that I put up I felt bad because that was before I learnEd about the gif export so here is the updated version
ps I don’t know why it has the black marks in the picture![]()
Blue. Thanks.Oh I can do that if you wantummm which eye colours did you want with them?