Jack's Tut-Making Tut
Jack's Tut-Making Tut
Nice tutorial, but I would try not to save any image as PNG, unless for storage purposes; to help the 56k people, JPG is best and nearly as good as PNG quality wise.
You are a bit like me, just wanting and willing to create a tutorial for anything. I am thinking of something to create one on now, maybe a Website Header / Navigation? I'll give it ago.
You are a bit like me, just wanting and willing to create a tutorial for anything. I am thinking of something to create one on now, maybe a Website Header / Navigation? I'll give it ago.
But It's Hard to upload. JPEG's build up in file size pretty fast. I try to keep things on the safe side. pngs are usually smaller, and thus They dont take as long to upload, and they rarely (if ever) are restricted by the 1MB rule at photobucket.
About the tutorial thing: Definitely.
I wil make a tut over most anything. I just need a reason.
Usually, my reason is: "Because."
About the tutorial thing: Definitely.
I wil make a tut over most anything. I just need a reason.
Usually, my reason is: "Because."
nice little threat at the end... htis helps heaps thanx, but here is an idea if you make ur canves too small..... click image- canvas size. then change the height number to your desired lengthening and in the part where theres arrows and 9 squares, click the bottom middle square so it only grows DOWN. there!
tut to make a tut now thats funny
i shold make a how-to-not-use-c4d tut. THAT wud be funny...
ps- thishel;ped me alot, i was about to try it like this anyway, but thanks for confirming. my first tut is better now. thanx heaps
ps- thishel;ped me alot, i was about to try it like this anyway, but thanks for confirming. my first tut is better now. thanx heaps
Anytime. Thats what I wrote the tut for.
Image removed?
Actually PNG is better, if you save it in the sort of format that JPEG is made in (24-bit)? And it doesn't even have lossy compression.
PNG 24 bit (default 32) > JPEG
Actually PNG is better, if you save it in the sort of format that JPEG is made in (24-bit)? And it doesn't even have lossy compression.
PNG 24 bit (default 32) > JPEG
Image is still there.
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