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Discussion forum => Helpful articles => Topic started by: Spartan on April 09, 2011, 08:14:28 pm
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This guide is to help you make some pixel art from pixels you may have. First off, I suggest downloading Gimp and monkeys minecraft color palette.
So, first load your image in Gimp and select monkeys palette. Then push + until you can see the individual pixels. Then find the color in minecraft. There are 32 colors in minecraft, with or without shadowing. Then you just copy each pixel into a mc block.
It's easy as that! Happy spriting,
-Spartan
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lol, what a guide :P isn't it quite obvious? :-\
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tl;dr
Nah just kidding, but it's helpful nonetheless Monkeh...
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Some people are just stupid monkey
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It's easy as that!
I said it ingame ill say it here to. When you do 200x200+ sprite it is not easy as that. And those palletes work at best when the sprite is bigger than that.
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Was i talking about it being that big? ;)
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I'm just trying to point out that, when you are not even able to realise that, you completely fail at the concept of spriting and should not even start it. Come on, every idiot knows that images are composed of pixels and that you will need to zoom in to see them, right?
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Not every idiot.
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grrrr i wish there was a way of telling when its shadowed cus i cant really figure it out of the top of my tiny head .... u get me???? PS- im talkin bout with mkys palette & gimp