[Sprite]XLittlebob252

[XLittlebob252]

great that is what i did hurey!



there we go!

[Ascor]

W00t another awesome collection of sprites
(this guy will be one of my favorites [Supporting you])

[Silverthorn]

Looks like I'm a little slow with replying (*looking into his PM inbox *)
Well, somehow the hair was a little too less detailed for me, so I tried myself doing something with the sprite. Hope you like it

[XLittlebob252]

blue phoenix that is what i meant the lines in the hair teach me how to do that please teach me in pm please please im trieng to do that for so long please teach me.

[The Lost Global Mod]

well look in the tutorials section... there are more than enough of them about the hair...

this one for example
click me

[XLittlebob252]

this didint helpd me i looked at it like million times didint help

i want to learn how to make the outlines in the hair 2

[The Lost Global Mod]

in this tutorial he explained how he does the hair... you won't get a different explanation than this one..

click me again

[Silverthorn]

You won't get a pm, I'll make it public. Have fun.

1) Imagine where the light source comes from. On a new layer (so that it'll get easier to remove it later), draw something to symbolize the source. A sun-like thing would do it. Even a stupid dot.

2) Select the black part which should be transparent. Now, invert the selection (Ctrl+Shift+I). This is to prevent any graphical problems in-game later. Press Ctrl+H in order to hide the flashy selection lines, they're just distracting.

3) Now, take the basic color of your hair (I presume that the hair has only one color at the moment). Go to the top of PS, set the opacity of the brush to something around 8% and the mode to "linear dodge". As a brush, select the fuzzy 9px one.

4) At the outside parts, highlight every part of the hair the light source "shines" at. You can go over these parts multiple times, just don't exaggerate.

5) Change the brush mode to "multiply" instead of linear dodge. Now, darken all outer parts that are "in the shadow". By now you should have brighter and darker parts outside and the inner part has still the regular basic color.

6) Time to get into details. Change the brush opacity to 15-20% (just to speed things up), make the brush mode "linear dodge" again, set the size to 1px, and go nuts. Draw seemingly random lines. It'll eventually look like you have something "hairy" where you want to have it.

7) Just to complete it and bring in a little more brightness range, set your brush to "multiply" and repeat the procedure. Don't exaggerate this time, we need the bright parts, too. If you feel like you're done with this step, then there's just one thing left to say: congratz, you're done

[XLittlebob252]

i dont understand

maybe do in sprite tutorial with pictures beacuase i cant understand with no pictures.

[Silverthorn]

honestly, it's self-explanatory. There's nothing that you can't understand. There's just stuff that you have to read second time with Photoshop on your hand to follow these steps. I can't help you with that.