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Reptiles are cool - Tea - 06-13-2010

[Image: lizurd.png]
C+C please.


RE: Reptiles are cool - Woppet* - 06-13-2010

The eyes look pillowshaded, the outline is really jagged. And the whole sprite is like 2 shades.
Try fixing those up. Also the legs don't look all that natural, but you can work on your anatomy later..


RE: Reptiles are cool - Tea - 06-13-2010

I see what you mean about the eyes, and i can fix that, but im not sure how to fix the outline.


RE: Reptiles are cool - Mr M. - 06-13-2010

Looks good so far
He needs to look scaly though


RE: Reptiles are cool - Woppet* - 06-13-2010

(06-13-2010, 05:51 AM)Tea Wrote: I see what you mean about the eyes, and i can fix that, but im not sure how to fix the outline.

neither am i really, hence why i didn't explain it. But i know there are people here who do. it's kind like, not every pixel of the outline has to be solid black, that way it will look smoother. i don't remember the ins and outs of it but i'm sure someone will explain it better.


RE: Reptiles are cool - Tea - 06-13-2010

Ok, ill try something.


RE: Reptiles are cool - DioShiba - 06-13-2010

just to give you some ideas on the outline
http://www.natomic.com/hosted/marks/mpat/softening.html
you could also add some anti-alias on the outline, but I wouldn't go too heavy with it