My First Furni ALT

[Bielby]

i no this aint very good iwasbored so i did it it is a thiorne with a legrest :D plzrateout of 10 throne.bmp

[Nielez]

ehhhh
*thinks*









*stops thinking (started hurting)*

Keep practicing :p

[infatuation]

next time use .PNG for clearer picture
4/10 for first time.

[Bielby]

lol plz rate

id give itbout 4 i rekon but its only mafirst

[Bielby]

here it is in PNG throne.PNG

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[Dave,]

Its not really that good....2/10

Why not practice a bit and then post your better alts.

[Bielby]

i dnt no how 2 make better ones i can oly use paint n simple stuff like that can sum plzhelp mke causei cntgo onhabbo 4 a week so can sum 1 sendmea screenshot of jusahabbo facingforward so icando something with it plz

[2hd.]

well erm for ur first time its ok but keep on practicing :)

[Homosexual]

Keep practising :P Make it isometric

[Bielby]

yo watis ismetric???

[Homosexual]

It's goes like two pixels then one down one across 2 pixels :D

[Dave,]

Isometric is a 3D drawing.....

[Scriptermone]

It's goes like two pixels then one down one across 2 pixels :D

[Homosexual]

Thats what I said ;o Exactly the same.

[Dave,]

Cick here (http://rhysd.syntesis.org/tutorial/) to view an isometric pixel art guide.

[Bielby]

how u do that
alts r hard
how do u do an animation so it moves

[Homosexual]

The Isometric Grid




You can think of an isometric plane or ‘landscape’ as a series of squares that have been joined together to form a larger square. The below image shows us how a normal 2D grid is turned into an isometric grid. The normal grid has simple been moved around, as if it were in a 3D modeling space, so that the view has changed to an isometric view of the ‘plane’.





http://rhysd.syntesis.org/tutorial/the_isometric_grid.gif


Figure 1.5




In order for each separate smaller grid square to fit in to place, the lines joining both top and bottom need to be exactly the same on each square. In the isometric world (and community) there are two types of common ‘building blocks’ that are used in isometric construction. They are the aptly named ‘Type’ A and B blocks. See below for an example of each type of block.




http://rhysd.syntesis.org/tutorial/typeaandb.gif


Figure 1.6




In most cases the isometric grid uses the Type B block in order to tile effectively, without any glitches or uneven lines. The left and right sides of the Type B grid block must be two pixels high in order to join and tile effectively. You can see in the example below what I mean.




http://rhysd.syntesis.org/tutorial/thegridexample.gif


Figure 1.7







Animations:

Go to jasc.com and download animation shop. You can figuire it out by there.

[Bielby]

is it free?

[Bielby]

im downloadin free trail now thx

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[RedStratocas]

I use paint for everything. Just takes some practice. Like someone said, practice a bit and post alts little by little

[infatuation]

Jasc is like the best site :)

[top.hat]

i dont like it not v good, 2/10, nice idea tho

[Infrontation]

Ahh Soz But I'ts Very Patchy and Not Good At All! :( 3/10