How to make a render............On paint.

[EHN.]

It is quite difficult but works!!

1. Take a pic. Example:

2. Open up paint and open the image you want rendered on it ( If its one with little squares for the background it will take longer)

3. Zoom in. Preferably 8x

4. Choose a new render background colour. ( black or white)

5. Use the eraser to take out all the main bits

6. If your colour is black use the fill tool on the erased bits but if it's white leave it as it is. ( If it fills little square by little square, go over it again in eraser then try to fill again).

Here's what it should look like so far:

7. For the rest of it go over it iin brush ( that's the long bit)

You're finished product should look like this

 

Reps aren't forced but apprecciated.

[Cin]

1) That has a back blackground

2) The quality of your result is awful.

[EHN.]

1. I said it can have white

2. Sorry i only have paint

[Skippy Canoe]

A render has NO background. This isn't a render. -_-

 

Like Blood Rose said, it looks really LQ.

[EHN.]

If you people think a white background is a background, well it's not. Maybe in my tut I stated it wrong as a white background but what i meant was have a blank background>no background. As white is the color of nothing right?

[Prada]

......Let me explain this.

 

Paint does not have the ability to create a transparent background, which is needed in a render. Giving the supposed "Render" a black background takes away the point of going through the trouble of creating a render from paint in the first place. If it has ANY background other than transparency, then it is not a render. If I placed that picture on a tag or large piece, there would be a blackness around the render, defeating the purpose in the first place. White background works just the same as black. It's NOT a render.

 

If you actually want a render, use GIMP. Sprites are what Paint is for. NOT renders.

 

Your resulted sucked anyways.

[Skippy Canoe]

......Let me explain this.

 

Paint does not have the ability to create a transparent background' date=' which is needed in a render. Giving the supposed "Render" a black background takes away the point of going through the trouble of creating a render from paint in the first place. If it has ANY background other than transparency, then it is not a render. If I placed that picture on a tag or large piece, there would be a blackness around the render, defeating the purpose in the first place. White background works just the same as black. It's NOT a render.

 

If you actually want a render, use GIMP. Sprites are what Paint is for. NOT renders.

 

Your resulted sucked anyways.

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Exactly. GIMP is free anyway. >_>

[EHN.]

Yeah but i downloaded GIMPand it wouldn't open for some reason.

[Skippy Canoe]

Did you install the color enablers that you may need?

 

Did you install GIMP, and not just download the setup file?

 

BOTTOM LINE

This isn't a render.

[EHN.]

Well, my computer is infected with viruses soooo.

[Zektor]

Well' date=' my computer is infected with viruses soooo.

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thats why and you have to download it according to what com. you have

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This thread is stupid.

 

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