.oO0 The Organization XI 0Oo. ~Elite Members only~

[The Ruby]

Good...and remember teach him the Spam problem and to inforce it...

 

tell him to start watching out for others who spam, Dp, etc...

 

and make sure you teach your Skillz...

[OCG]

Done I'm soon to be teaching him Splicing do and don't after he replies.

[The Ruby]

ok...great...already a hand ful of members...^_^

 

oh and i got an apprentice...

 

jordan the dragon master...XD

 

yes i know he's in the "REP Spammer" group...

 

but everyone can change...

[Bloodrun]

ok...great...already a hand ful of members...^_^

 

oh and i got an apprentice...

 

jordan the dragon master...XD

 

yes i know he's in the "REP Spammer" group...

 

but everyone can change...

 

more power to yuh ^_^

[OCG]

My apprentice is doing great!

[The Ruby]

Ok...

 

everyone can choose when they think there apprentice is ready...

 

i'm gonna work with mine...^_^

[Bloodrun]

Ok...

 

everyone can choose when they think there apprentice is ready...

 

i'm gonna work with mine...^_^

 

ready for what?

[The Ruby]

well...to graduate...sort of...

 

like when you think they got everything down...

 

understand how to do what ever your teaching them...

[Bloodrun]

well...to graduate...sort of...

 

like when you think they got everything down...

 

understand how to do what ever your teaching them...

 

lol ah gotachya ^_^

[Huntar!]

Hmmm. I think I can give this a shot. So, ya need some examples of my skills? Here are some...:

 

 

 

This card cannot be Special Summoned. This card can only declare an attack if you discard a card from your hand. As long as this card remains face-up on your side of the field, all monsters your opponent controls are treated as DARK Fiend-Type monsters. When your opponent targets this card with a card effect, you may pay 1500 Life Points to treat this card as a Continuous Spell Card until the End Phase of your next turn, this card remains in your Monster Card Zone and cannot be attacked or attack.

 

 

splices:

 

 

My splices are mediocre, but my cards are my real skill...

[Guest JoshIcy]

can i join? cardmaking is my specialty lol ^_^ if you want examples ill post them...

[The Ruby]

you don't need the examples...but they do add to your EXP...^_^

[Huntar!]

How many does that give me then? I have more to add then. :twisted:

 

Oh, can I have 72night as my apprentice?? XD He is not elite yet... XD

[The Ruby]

I have an apprentice

3 star

Mikaeo

 

+50 EXP

+1 Skill Point

 

Hmmm. I think I can give this a shot. So' date=' ya need some examples of my skills?

[/quote']

 

+ 25 EXP

+1 Skill Point

[72night]

Woohoo, I've been invited and added without begin a 5 star. ^_^

 

How many does that give me then? I have more to add then. :twisted:

 

Oh' date=' can I have 72night as my apprentice?? XD He is not elite yet... XD

[/quote']

 

=p Can't touch me. ^_^

 

__________________

 

Since you didn't say the material has to be old or new.

Use the two in my signature for some exp. =p

[The Ruby]

Woohoo' date=' I've been invited and added without begin a 5 star. ^_^

 

How many does that give me then? I have more to add then. :twisted:

 

Oh, can I have 72night as my apprentice?? XD He is not elite yet... XD

 

=p Can't touch me. ^_^

 

__________________

 

Since you didn't say the material has to be old or new.

Use the two in my signature for some exp. =p

 

+20 EXP

+1 Skill Point

[72night]

Two tuts coming in...

Oh.. what's the max. amount of exp you can get on one item?

 

[spoiler=Outer Glow on GIMP tut]>_>Outer Glow on GIMP Tut.

 

Step one:

 

Set the foreground color white, {ffffff}, and the background black, or {000000}.

 

Click on File>New and select

 

Image Size:

the size: { I usually use 398 x 124 for my sigs and I will use the same.}

set it on pixels.

 

Click on Advance Options.

 

 

 

X resolution: 72.000

Y resolution: 72.000

Color space: RGB color

Fill with: Background color

 

 

Step two:

 

Select the text box and select the type of type text, fonts, and/or colors. Since I'm fond of my friend, I'm going to use Elly as an explain.

 

Step three:

 

Now open Dialogs>Layers.

Right click on the layer with the text and click on Alpha to Selection.

 

 

Step four:

 

Now go to Select>Grow.

Grow selection by: 3 pixels.

Or anything that you think would suit the text.

Create Layer>New Layer.

 

Create a New Layer:

 

Layer name: Outer Glow

Width/Height: Same as the one you made in the beginning. px

Layer Fill Type: Transparency

 

Step five:

 

Change the background to a color you'd want to use.

{I'll use blue, 6074ea, since that's Elly favorite color.}

 

Click on Bucket Fill,

Mode: Normal

Opacity: 100.0

Fill Type: BG color fill

Affected Area (Shift):

Fill similar colors

Finding Similar Colors:

Fill transparent areas, checked

Sample merged, unchecked

Threshold: 15.0

Fill by: Composite

 

And fill the Outer Glow Layer with it.

After you do that, place the text layer on top of the Outer Glow Layer.

=

 

Step six:

 

Now Select>None.

Click on the Outer Glow Layer.

Go Filters>Blur>Gaussian Blur.

 

Gaussian Blur:

 

Horizontal: 45.0

Vertical: 45.0

px

 

After that, right click on Outer Glow Layer, and click on Duplicate Layer.

Go Filters>Blur>Gaussian Blur.

 

Gaussian Blur:

 

Horizontal: 30.0

Vertical: 30.0

px.

 

 

Step seven:

 

Now, right click on the text and Duplicate Layer that layer.

Go Filters>Blur>Gaussian Blur on the top text layer.

 

Gaussian Blur:

 

Horizontal: 15.0

Vertical: 15.0

px

Set it as Dodge.

 

 

There's the tut! Now save the file as .png! Not .jpg!

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Now question a arises.

How do you use this on a sig?

Well, here is how!

___________________________________________________________

 

Step one:

 

Open up your sig. {I'll use the sig of Elly}

 

 

Step two:

 

Go, File>Open Layer As

Select and open the saved file of the outer glowed layer you created.

 

The background should be black.

 

Now, Layer>Transparency>Color to Alpha

 

Color to Alpha:

From: set it to black, 000000.

 

Adjust that to the way you want to use it at.

 

 

Vala! Perfect Looking text. :D

 

Remember, don't distribute this tut to anywhere else.

Or credit yourself of this tut.

 

Best to the GIMP'ers. ^_^

 

 

 

[spoiler=Easy Level Guide to Signature Making on GIMP]This is a beginner's tutorial to signature making. <_<

Meaning you won't have to deal with a lot of layering and heavy filtering.

 

Our Goal:

 

 

_______________________________________________________________

 

 

Step 1:

 

Start by setting the Foreground color to black or white and setting the Background color to the color that's opposite of the Foreground color.

 

Step 2:

 

Next click on Creating a New Image.

 

Image Size:

Width: ??? {Whatever you want to use, but don't make it over 500.}

Height: ??? {Whatever you want to use, but don't make it over 200.}

Advanced Options:

X resolution: 72.000

Y resolution: 72.000

Color space: RGB color

Fill with: Background color

Comment: {Whatever you want.}

 

I started out with black background, which means, I setted the foreground white.

 

 

Step 3:

 

Now go to File>Open Layer As, and find your render and open it.

{I'll use a render of an anime girl, as usual. XD}

 

After you do, adjust the render's size by going to Layer>Scale Layer until you get the parts that you want to use for the signature.

 

 

Step 4:

 

Now go to Dialogs>Layer and click on the Eye next to the render to hide the render. Click on the layer called "Background". Click on the brushes and cover the black background with it. {Remember to keep the Foreground colors white, or the opposite of the Background colors.}

 

 

Step 5:

 

Ok, now, click on the Eye next to the render again to unhide it. Click on the "Background" layer and go to Color>Colorize. Try to play around with the color until the background matches a part of the render (I usually match the hair of the render).

 

 

Step 6:

 

Now, right click on the Background layer and click on duplicate layer. Move the Background copy layer on top of the render layer. Change the Mode of the Background copy to Overlay.

 

 

Step 7:

 

Now, go to Edit>Copy Visible and press, Ctrl+V, or paste. <_<. Go on the Layers and right click on the pasted object, it should say "Floating Selection". After you've right clicked on it, click on New Layer. Apply Gaussian with the same things as before to the Pasted Layer. Change the Mode of the Pasted Layer to something that would fit it (I used Color).

 

 

Step 8: (Optional)

 

If you don't like the result so far, you can Copy Visible again , and New Layer it again. Then go to Colors>Brightness-Contrast, until you have a more satisfying result.

 

 

Step 9:

 

Since, this isn't really a advanced tut, I will end it here. Add a border and your done. Filters>Decor>Add Border. It's your option to the Border thickness and size.

 

 

Don't rip.

 

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With Text. {I'm not going to go into this, as the text is for another tut...}

 

 

[The Ruby]

Two tuts coming in...

Oh.. what's the max. amount of exp you can get on one item?

 

[spoiler=Outer Glow on GIMP tut]>_>Outer Glow on GIMP Tut.

 

Step one:

 

Set the foreground color white' date=' {ffffff}, and the background black, or {000000}.

 

Click on File>New and select

 

Image Size:

the size: { I usually use 398 x 124 for my sigs and I will use the same.}

set it on pixels.

 

Click on Advance Options.

 

 

 

X resolution: 72.000

Y resolution: 72.000

Color space: RGB color

Fill with: Background color

 

[img']http://i27.tinypic.com/34zknls.jpg[/img]

 

Step two:

 

Select the text box and select the type of type text, fonts, and/or colors. Since I'm fond of my friend, I'm going to use Elly as an explain.

 

Step three:

 

Now open Dialogs>Layers.

Right click on the layer with the text and click on Alpha to Selection.

 

 

Step four:

 

Now go to Select>Grow.

Grow selection by: 3 pixels.

Or anything that you think would suit the text.

Create Layer>New Layer.

 

Create a New Layer:

 

Layer name: Outer Glow

Width/Height: Same as the one you made in the beginning. px

Layer Fill Type: Transparency

 

Step five:

 

Change the background to a color you'd want to use.

{I'll use blue, 6074ea, since that's Elly favorite color.}

 

Click on Bucket Fill,

Mode: Normal

Opacity: 100.0

Fill Type: BG color fill

Affected Area (Shift):

Fill similar colors

Finding Similar Colors:

Fill transparent areas, checked

Sample merged, unchecked

Threshold: 15.0

Fill by: Composite

 

And fill the Outer Glow Layer with it.

After you do that, place the text layer on top of the Outer Glow Layer.

=

 

Step six:

 

Now Select>None.

Click on the Outer Glow Layer.

Go Filters>Blur>Gaussian Blur.

 

Gaussian Blur:

 

Horizontal: 45.0

Vertical: 45.0

px

 

After that, right click on Outer Glow Layer, and click on Duplicate Layer.

Go Filters>Blur>Gaussian Blur.

 

Gaussian Blur:

 

Horizontal: 30.0

Vertical: 30.0

px.

 

 

Step seven:

 

Now, right click on the text and Duplicate Layer that layer.

Go Filters>Blur>Gaussian Blur on the top text layer.

 

Gaussian Blur:

 

Horizontal: 15.0

Vertical: 15.0

px

Set it as Dodge.

 

 

There's the tut! Now save the file as .png! Not .jpg!

___________________________________________________________

 

Now question a arises.

How do you use this on a sig?

Well, here is how!

___________________________________________________________

 

Step one:

 

Open up your sig. {I'll use the sig of Elly}

 

 

Step two:

 

Go, File>Open Layer As

Select and open the saved file of the outer glowed layer you created.

 

The background should be black.

 

Now, Layer>Transparency>Color to Alpha

 

Color to Alpha:

From: set it to black, 000000.

 

Adjust that to the way you want to use it at.

 

 

Vala! Perfect Looking text. :D

 

Remember, don't distribute this tut to anywhere else.

Or credit yourself of this tut.

 

Best to the GIMP'ers. ^_^

 

 

 

[spoiler=Easy Level Guide to Signature Making on GIMP]This is a beginner's tutorial to signature making. <_<

Meaning you won't have to deal with a lot of layering and heavy filtering.

 

Our Goal:

 

 

_______________________________________________________________

 

 

Step 1:

 

Start by setting the Foreground color to black or white and setting the Background color to the color that's opposite of the Foreground color.

 

Step 2:

 

Next click on Creating a New Image.

 

Image Size:

Width: ??? {Whatever you want to use, but don't make it over 500.}

Height: ??? {Whatever you want to use, but don't make it over 200.}

Advanced Options:

X resolution: 72.000

Y resolution: 72.000

Color space: RGB color

Fill with: Background color

Comment: {Whatever you want.}

 

I started out with black background, which means, I setted the foreground white.

 

 

Step 3:

 

Now go to File>Open Layer As, and find your render and open it.

{I'll use a render of an anime girl, as usual. XD}

 

After you do, adjust the render's size by going to Layer>Scale Layer until you get the parts that you want to use for the signature.

 

 

Step 4:

 

Now go to Dialogs>Layer and click on the Eye next to the render to hide the render. Click on the layer called "Background". Click on the brushes and cover the black background with it. {Remember to keep the Foreground colors white, or the opposite of the Background colors.}

 

 

Step 5:

 

Ok, now, click on the Eye next to the render again to unhide it. Click on the "Background" layer and go to Color>Colorize. Try to play around with the color until the background matches a part of the render (I usually match the hair of the render).

 

 

Step 6:

 

Now, right click on the Background layer and click on duplicate layer. Move the Background copy layer on top of the render layer. Change the Mode of the Background copy to Overlay.

 

 

Step 7:

 

Now, go to Edit>Copy Visible and press, Ctrl+V, or paste. <_<. Go on the Layers and right click on the pasted object, it should say "Floating Selection". After you've right clicked on it, click on New Layer. Apply Gaussian with the same things as before to the Pasted Layer. Change the Mode of the Pasted Layer to something that would fit it (I used Color).

 

 

Step 8: (Optional)

 

If you don't like the result so far, you can Copy Visible again , and New Layer it again. Then go to Colors>Brightness-Contrast, until you have a more satisfying result.

 

 

Step 9:

 

Since, this isn't really a advanced tut, I will end it here. Add a border and your done. Filters>Decor>Add Border. It's your option to the Border thickness and size.

 

 

Don't rip.

 

__________________________________________________________

 

 

With Text. {I'm not going to go into this, as the text is for another tut...}

 

 

 

+50 EXP

+50 EXP

+5 Skill Points

[The Ruby]

We now have 11 Members

 

We only need 2 more...

 

then we have reached full power...

 

and start the precedings [probly spelled wrong...XD]

[OCG]

Mikaeo seems to understand what he is learning in splicing and recoloring.

[Slash]

My apprentice is sorta Mon94key, he's a lower leveled member and I'am teaching him a little about making sigs/banners ^.^

[Luna Diviner]

Well I shall sign up.

I specialize in Realistic Cards.

[The Ruby]

[OCG King]

 

Great...it seems things are coming along nicely...?

 

[slash]

 

Great...^_^...i'll add some EXP and a Skill Point...

 

[Death Reborn]

 

Your in...now we just need one more member and we have 13...

[Bloodrun]

My apprentice is coming around great!

he has made is first 3 cards, that had no grammar errors!

[Skyfi]

can i join?