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Kezeal · (This post was last modified: 08-09-2013, 11:57 AM by Kezeal.)

Gad, I would have a recommendation. Could you edit heads so that the hair would be on one layer and the entire head on the other? Also, I would love to have a template with two eyes. The eye in front is the easier one for me, the other eye I can't draw at all. I copy-pasted the first eye, flipped it around and played with size until it looked semi-fine.

I love this template...

EDIT: What's this adjustment layer for? It seems to have objects on it that are not on the Symbol library and it doesn't seem to do much on the sprites either. Or does it confuse me simply because I have recolored the body?
Once again I spoke too soon. It is adjusting some extras, apparently. Too bad you can't mass-edit the colors there, instead having to fix them state-per-state.

Silverthorn · 08-09-2013, 12:23 PM

(08-09-2013, 10:55 AM)Kenert Wrote: Once again I spoke too soon. It is adjusting some extras, apparently. Too bad you can't mass-edit the colors there, instead having to fix them state-per-state.

You could always open it up later in a graphics program of your choice and recolor it there

Kezeal · 08-09-2013, 12:50 PM

...why didn't I come up with such an easy solution?

Kezeal · (This post was last modified: 08-10-2013, 09:13 PM by Kezeal.)

It creates a white background for me, not black. Did I do something wrong or doesn't it matter?
EDIT: Seems black in paint, but on Windows XP picture preview, it's transparent.

Silverthorn · 08-10-2013, 09:36 PM

MS Paint fails at working with transparent images and displays transparency as black. Pretty sure that if you'll open it in any other graphics editing program (GIMP, Paint.Net, PhotoFiltre, Photoshop, etc.), you'll get a checkerboard pattern.

When I tested it, I got an option to set the background-color in the export-settings. Either look for it there or just post-work black in there