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Icon
If you look at my sig, you'll see I have several icons, I need a proper Crossfire icon. I want it sleek, HQ, and I also would like it rendered.
Example of a CF icon

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Here's what you can use to make it

I'd like it 100x100, do what you want with it but keep it minimalistic and use metallic colours if you could. Confused... isn't the one you have as an example an icon?

Originally Posted by
REAP
Confused... isn't the one you have as an example an icon?
except I resized it in paint and I want a dark colour scheme version of the example

Originally Posted by
Austin
except I resized it in paint and I want a dark colour scheme version of the example
what kind of dark color scheme?

Originally Posted by
REAP
what kind of dark color scheme?
gray-black metallic scheme.
In the example, it's black then a gradient into light red. with the one I want, I'd like it to just be from black to light-gray.

Originally Posted by
Austin
gray-black metallic scheme.
In the example, it's black then a gradient into light red. with the one I want, I'd like it to just be from black to light-gray.
lol made this before i saw ur last post lol ill remake if u want let me know. 

Originally Posted by
REAP
lol made this before i saw ur last post lol ill remake if u want let me know.
I don't want red in it, and I want the "CF" render to match that of the example.

Originally Posted by
Austin
I don't want red in it, and I want the "CF" render to match that of the example.
ok um like this if the cf isnt right then i will just render the one in the example. 

Originally Posted by
REAP
ok um like this if the cf isnt right then i will just render the one in the example.
That looks good, thank you. Could you remove the backdrop/shadow and remove the surrounding transparent pixels and resize to 100x100?
(just like this
)never had to get rid of transparent pixels so no idea how to do it sorry. 
@
Austin

Originally Posted by
REAP
never had to get rid of transparent pixels so no idea how to do it sorry. 
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Austin
Should of phrased it better, meant crop. Anyway, perfect. Thanks.
@Doc close please

Originally Posted by
Austin
Should of phrased it better, meant crop. Anyway, perfect. Thanks.
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