[Optical Blue Scope]

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Quote Originally Posted by Aesthetic View Post
You got any suggestions? /



Okies, I'll take that for v2.
i do. IMO i dont like other colours surronding the crosshair on the scope so i just want lines with clear .
Quote Originally Posted by ModernGee View Post
i do. IMO i dont like other colours surronding the crosshair on the scope so i just want lines with clear .
i'd say make the blue fade in, kinda like in ur previous scope mod u've posted, like how the red kinda goes lighter and lighter until its at the middle?

oh man. idk how to describe this.
Quote Originally Posted by Da Kurlzz View Post
i'd say make the blue fade in, kinda like in ur previous scope mod u've posted, like how the red kinda goes lighter and lighter until its at the middle?

oh man. idk how to describe this.
I was gonna do that, but I had a though, because it might look Dark also..But yeah Ill try.
/Approved .
You should make the blue dot smaller...
way to big, fix it and make it again a little more contrast to the scope, its not how it looks its how it works in game my friend.
Quote Originally Posted by Inspire2 View Post
way to big, fix it and make it again a little more contrast to the scope, its not how it looks its how it works in game my friend.
quoted for truth.
Looks sick
sick in sick
not suck in awesome
... I liek it..
First: Get Photoshop. It's much, much, much better than Paint.net. (Yes I'm bashing Paint.net)

- Use a screen for the blue, instead of overlay. Makes it look like it's lighted/glowing instead of blue plastic wrap over glass. (or blue tinted glass).
- Though it might be cause there's no textures in the background (All white) and makes it look different than normal.
- I see you were in Kill Creek.
- Add textures back and take another screenie as is? then try the other way and post results.

Also fix Alpha a bit according to that ^

Other than that not bad. /yea
Quote Originally Posted by Falingrave View Post
First: Get Photoshop. It's much, much, much better than Paint.net. (Yes I'm bashing Paint.net)

- Use a screen for the blue, instead of overlay. Makes it look like it's lighted/glowing instead of blue plastic wrap over glass. (or blue tinted glass).
- Though it might be cause there's no textures in the background (All white) and makes it look different than normal.
- I see you were in Kill Creek.
- Add textures back and take another screenie as is? then try the other way and post results.

Also fix Alpha a bit according to that ^

Other than that not bad. /yea
When you said according to that ^, are you referring to my post?
Quote Originally Posted by Falingrave View Post
First: Get Photoshop. It's much, much, much better than Paint.net. (Yes I'm bashing Paint.net)

- Use a screen for the blue, instead of overlay. Makes it look like it's lighted/glowing instead of blue plastic wrap over glass. (or blue tinted glass).
- Though it might be cause there's no textures in the background (All white) and makes it look different than normal.
- I see you were in Kill Creek.
- Add textures back and take another screenie as is? then try the other way and post results.

Also fix Alpha a bit according to that ^

Other than that not bad. /yea
I heard you can't mod scopes with Photoshop, only Paint.
Quote Originally Posted by Hitmaniac View Post
I heard you can't mod scopes with Photoshop, only Paint.
Soso's tutorial is a lie. Get the DTX plugin for photoshop off the sticky, go use photoshop.

@jrear: no, it was at my suggestion of changing from overlay to screen. he would have to change the alpha channel to match.
nice mod keep it up
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