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Obviously for breeding purposes, I usually ask that .psds be sent to me to insure a better bred offspring for your pairings by my artists and I. The best way to send me a .psd is to make the edits on SEPARATE layers. If you send me a .psd with edits all on one layer, that doesn't help me at all. What then happens is sometimes the lineart shows up where it shouldn't or colors carry when they aren't supposed to.
I'll write up a thread about how to properly make a .psd as well as explaining all breeding information. Will be helpful yes? It will include screen shots of course.
I've only had this gmail account open for a couple of months and i'm already at 17% of my space usage. This means I get a LOT of .psds. Apparently, i'm not getting all the .psds people are sending to me. Therefore, if you send me a .psd from now on I will reply to your e-mail within 3 days letting you know I got it. If you don't hear from me within 3 days, feel free to shoot me another e-mail.
Also please remember, if you don't send me a .psd and I work from a base .png I can't fix your pet image for you. I'm not smoothing out your line art for you, I can't make your backgrounds transparent, I can't fix your coloring. Your offspring get made with the images we have to the best of our abilities. You are welcome to use your dawn crystals to fix the background and stray pixels and lines of your offspring yourself, but you are not allowed to change colors, or add or erase edits to your pleasure.
If you have any questions, please feel free to post.
Posted by Aywas Official
(#2) on Sat Feb 27, 2010 11:59pm
- Tea Empress Lala
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Posted on: Wed Dec 31, 1969 6:00pm
Do we need to send a .psd for breeding?
- Empty
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Posted on: Wed Dec 31, 1969 6:00pm
For those who are still waiting on some breedings and sent the psds before... should we re-send them now or just in the future?
- Eriisuchan
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Posted on: Wed Dec 31, 1969 6:00pm
I think a "How To" thread'll make all the difference in the world for you and the coloring artists... Good idea on that one! :3
- Dar & Zel
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Posted on: Wed Dec 31, 1969 6:00pm
I recently got my first pup(I did send the .PSD for my parent, and the other parent was a G.2, so you already had that file). The pup got the tails of the father....minus one of them, which makes the top line of the tails look awkward. And the hair on the right hand side of the face was cut off, and looks really weird. Would I be able to use 2 dawn crystals to fix those, or would I only be able to fix the hair issue?
- ♑ Kat & AK ♈
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Posted on: Wed Dec 31, 1969 6:00pm
Good idea on the thread you gonna do. Thanks for the heads up.
- Aywas Official
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Posted on: Wed Dec 31, 1969 6:00pm
You're more than welcome to resend the .psd. If I got the first e-mail, it'll group them together. Also Darsh or Jade whoever is posting.... that's because the the files are larger than 200 x 200 px... for the reason for the hair cutoff. If you want to use the dawn crystal to fix the hair you can. The tail is because the parent .psd of that offspring the tail and the horns are attached on their respective layers. I have a lof of problems with these massive tail edits because people have to actually move the base line art around the canvas in order to make it fit... so when offspring are bred together the edits exceed the 200x200 pixel limit. There's another offspring that was just uploaded where a mane was cut off because of this.
- Khenari
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Posted on: Wed Dec 31, 1969 6:00pm
OKewl. -hugs BJ-
- Empty
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Posted on: Wed Dec 31, 1969 6:00pm
Okies, I sent them again in just in case xDBJ, you're the best <3
- Not Here
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Posted on: Wed Dec 31, 1969 6:00pm
I actually never thought to check the .PSDs of designs I've bought from other people, but now that I've looked at them I feel really bad :\ Only one of the customs I've made and a few others that haven't been made have their edits on separate layers. I'll try and fix them for you and re-send T-T Apologies!
Posted on: Wed Dec 31, 1969 6:00pm
good idea confirming the breedings