Ice Cream Truck

**dbgtz** · 21-08-2011, 11:10 AM

Originally Posted by Habbies

It becomes black cuz I haven't finish it & edit to transparent.

So what? You're saying once you finished it, you made the background transparent?

Also I went on the site where this image appears to be hosted, and it's one of those "create a free website" sites, so either you have a site or you took it off someones site.

~~Habbies~~ · 21-08-2011, 11:12 AM

Originally Posted by McDonalds

Next time show us wips. I don't wanna see some work that you're claiming is yours.

Can I know, what wips mean?

---------- Post added 21-08-2011 at 07:13 PM ----------

Originally Posted by Nhix

Let's be honest here pal, it's not yours. Even if it is, I don't like it..

I'm being honest. If you don't trust me, nevermind.

---------- Post added 21-08-2011 at 07:14 PM ----------

Originally Posted by dbgtz

So what? You're saying once you finished it, you made the background transparent?

Also I went on the site where this image appears to be hosted, and it's one of those "create a free website" sites, so either you have a site or you took it off someones site.

It's my site, here it is

Delimed · 21-08-2011, 11:24 AM

Can I know, what wips mean?

Work in progress's

**Kasabian** · 21-08-2011, 11:25 AM

Wips mean work in progress. I know that I and many others save WIPS just incase we lose the file. This could be the basic outline that you started with, basic features etc.
It's quite clear you have no evidence that this 'ice cream truck' is genuinely yours.

dbgtz has given you the transparency issue. Any transparent image copy and pasted from the web into paint loses transparency, like dbgtz has said. And then you claim that you sorted the transparency out after?

For a start, if you uploaded it to iaza.com or any other website for transparency(I highly doubt you have photoshop to do it yourself), you'd lose the black outline around the truck, the darker patches of the wheels, the shadow under your feet, the outline of your habbo. I highly doubt you've then put them back on.

Without proof from myself, I can not accuse you of ripping alts. But your story does not add up, at all. You openly admitted you stole previous alts, we have every reason to believe this is stolen too. Why would you post a stolen alt, then claim you had made another alt that took you a month?

Sense story make not.

Accipiter · 21-08-2011, 11:26 AM

It doesn't show up in an image reverse, but you pretty much busted yourself when you c+p'd it into paint and filled in the roof with the paint bucket tool...

Kaytti · 21-08-2011, 06:52 PM

Originally Posted by Kasabian

Wips mean work in progress. I know that I and many others save WIPS just incase we lose the file. This could be the basic outline that you started with, basic features etc.
It's quite clear you have no evidence that this 'ice cream truck' is genuinely yours.

dbgtz has given you the transparency issue. Any transparent image copy and pasted from the web into paint loses transparency, like dbgtz has said. And then you claim that you sorted the transparency out after?

For a start, if you uploaded it to iaza.com or any other website for transparency(I highly doubt you have photoshop to do it yourself), you'd lose the black outline around the truck, the darker patches of the wheels, the shadow under your feet, the outline of your habbo. I highly doubt you've then put them back on.

Without proof from myself, I can not accuse you of ripping alts. But your story does not add up, at all. You openly admitted you stole previous alts, we have every reason to believe this is stolen too. Why would you post a stolen alt, then claim you had made another alt that took you a month?

Sense story make not.

Ahem to that. I mean seriously, I almost spat out my drink when I saw the WIP. I'm sorry, but will you PLEASE stop posting others work.

**Zak** · 21-08-2011, 07:39 PM

skeptical as well.

isn't it funny that if you copy the image address of the alt you get,

http://www.weebly.com/uploads/7/1/2/...png?1313911283

Which is exactly the same as any image you get when you copy an image address of a picture on weebly.com

example: http://www.weebly.com/uploads/5/9/2/...jpg?1303833921