my first alt dino-smoke merge and recolouring

[piercy]

hey guys this is my first alt just wondered what u thought?

started off just as a recolouring of the smoke but decided the top of smoke was hard so added dino instead

this is another alt ive done of the console. bottom is kinda rubbish but i found the bonsai quite hard 2 add in.



please rate them both out of 10 and leave feedback

thanks
piercy :eusa_clap

[Billabong]

Terrible first one 0.5/10
Second one 0.4/10

total of 0.9/20

Look heres some tips, if you feel happy with what you have done great, but ask some opinions before you post it and maybe you could improve it before its posted. Also don't mix the small sprites with the large sprites as it doesnt work very well together

[chubbzilla]

well i think about 1/10 for the first one (sorry)
but about 4/10 for the second but its ur first so well done

[ExtraKen]

hmm the colours of the first one are to dark
and the 2nd its not hard to make so ill give you
5/10 for both



keep trying !

[Dash]

Both are disgusting..
NEVER EVER EVER save as a .jpg.
EVER.

[piercy]

yea i know what you mean by the sprites...

iill try lighten it a bit then post back.

and as for never use jpeg i couldnt fiund anywhere to upload a bmp with out destroying the quality. the smoke/egg one is a bmp but quality rubbihs cos of hosting.

but thanks for the advice
piercy

[ExtraKen]

host it on http://www.imageshack.us

[Billabong]

Always save as .PNG

[Webhamster]

Are you sure the room didn't just glitch, and make the bonsai appear on your console, lol.

[Barmi]

Both are disgusting..
NEVER EVER EVER save as a .jpg.
EVER.

Actually, if you use a program such as The GIMP, you can export as a JPEG without losing any image quality. It is the only option if your images excede the GIF pallete restriction, or if PNGs are simply not viable for what you are intending to do.

However, as a rule it's probably best to see if it is possible saving as a GIF without losing quality (Habbo related alts and graphics are usually fine to save as a GIF), as you can then use transparency that is viewable on all internet browsers. If not, then PNG...