GingKite wrote on 2017-07-11:
If you are still interested, I can tell you how to dress up your scrys or whatever with the program, complete with pictures?
Yes, please!
 
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[quote name="GingKite" date=2017-07-11 07:24:52]
If you are still interested, I can tell you how to dress up your scrys or whatever with the program, complete with pictures?
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@GingKite
Yes, please!
Yes, please!
@CassieRose
You can follow @Engineer 's guide for saving the outfit and the scry, the differences start at the program. (Tapping and holding on the images should bring up the option to save them on mobile!)
Once the images are saved, you can go ahead and open up the app. You'll want to go to "[b]Local Saves[/b]," which is a rectangular orange button to the right, underneath "Previous."
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In your Local Saves, you want to press the "[b]+[/b]" in the top right corner, and then select "[b]Import PNG/JPG[/b]."
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From here, you'll choose the image of the [b]scry[/b]. After that, you can open up the file it just created by simply tapping on it
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Select the "[b]Layers[/b]" tab at the bottom of the screen. It looks like 2 diamonds stacked on one another.
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Select the "[b]+[/b]" button in the bottom left of the tab. Once pressed, select "[b]Select an image to add[/b]."
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Select the image of the [b]apparel[/b], and it will open in a second layer. Be careful not to touch the screen right now, because you will move the apparel layer. Press "[b]SET[/b]" in the bottom right corner. It'll ask you if you want to extract the lineart, but just say no. You can play around with that later, but it'll mess everything up right now.
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Aaaannnnd voila! You have a pretty preview of a scry wearing apparel! Now you can save (the blue "Save" button in the bottom right corner, or in the menu in the bottom left) and exit the image.
To export it as a transparent image, go to your local saves (it automatically takes you back here when you exit the image) and select the "[b]share[/b]" button in the top right corner (it's the standard sharing symbol, not the actual word).
Next to "File Format," there is a drop-down menu. From here, select "[b]PNG (Transparent)[/b]." Select the preview image of your dragon, and save!
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You can use this to preview accents as well, or even an accent/apparel combo! Go nuts.
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Sorry for the tremendously long post! I've never tried to explain anything like this before, so sorry if that was a bit confusing! It's pretty straight forward once you get used to the program, but feel free to ask me if you need anything!
@CassieRose
You can follow @Engineer 's guide for saving the outfit and the scry, the differences start at the program. (Tapping and holding on the images should bring up the option to save them on mobile!)
Once the images are saved, you can go ahead and open up the app. You'll want to go to "Local Saves," which is a rectangular orange button to the right, underneath "Previous."
In your Local Saves, you want to press the "+" in the top right corner, and then select "Import PNG/JPG."
From here, you'll choose the image of the scry. After that, you can open up the file it just created by simply tapping on it
Select the "Layers" tab at the bottom of the screen. It looks like 2 diamonds stacked on one another.
Select the "+" button in the bottom left of the tab. Once pressed, select "Select an image to add."
Select the image of the apparel, and it will open in a second layer. Be careful not to touch the screen right now, because you will move the apparel layer. Press "SET" in the bottom right corner. It'll ask you if you want to extract the lineart, but just say no. You can play around with that later, but it'll mess everything up right now.
Aaaannnnd voila! You have a pretty preview of a scry wearing apparel! Now you can save (the blue "Save" button in the bottom right corner, or in the menu in the bottom left) and exit the image.
To export it as a transparent image, go to your local saves (it automatically takes you back here when you exit the image) and select the "share" button in the top right corner (it's the standard sharing symbol, not the actual word).
Next to "File Format," there is a drop-down menu. From here, select "PNG (Transparent)." Select the preview image of your dragon, and save!
You can use this to preview accents as well, or even an accent/apparel combo! Go nuts.
Sorry for the tremendously long post! I've never tried to explain anything like this before, so sorry if that was a bit confusing! It's pretty straight forward once you get used to the program, but feel free to ask me if you need anything!
You can follow @Engineer 's guide for saving the outfit and the scry, the differences start at the program. (Tapping and holding on the images should bring up the option to save them on mobile!)
Once the images are saved, you can go ahead and open up the app. You'll want to go to "Local Saves," which is a rectangular orange button to the right, underneath "Previous."
In your Local Saves, you want to press the "+" in the top right corner, and then select "Import PNG/JPG."
From here, you'll choose the image of the scry. After that, you can open up the file it just created by simply tapping on it
Select the "Layers" tab at the bottom of the screen. It looks like 2 diamonds stacked on one another.
Select the "+" button in the bottom left of the tab. Once pressed, select "Select an image to add."
Select the image of the apparel, and it will open in a second layer. Be careful not to touch the screen right now, because you will move the apparel layer. Press "SET" in the bottom right corner. It'll ask you if you want to extract the lineart, but just say no. You can play around with that later, but it'll mess everything up right now.
Aaaannnnd voila! You have a pretty preview of a scry wearing apparel! Now you can save (the blue "Save" button in the bottom right corner, or in the menu in the bottom left) and exit the image.
To export it as a transparent image, go to your local saves (it automatically takes you back here when you exit the image) and select the "share" button in the top right corner (it's the standard sharing symbol, not the actual word).
Next to "File Format," there is a drop-down menu. From here, select "PNG (Transparent)." Select the preview image of your dragon, and save!
You can use this to preview accents as well, or even an accent/apparel combo! Go nuts.
Sorry for the tremendously long post! I've never tried to explain anything like this before, so sorry if that was a bit confusing! It's pretty straight forward once you get used to the program, but feel free to ask me if you need anything!
And now that I've previewed that apparel and accent on my dream dragon, I know that they all work terribly together, hahaha
And now that I've previewed that apparel and accent on my dream dragon, I know that they all work terribly together, hahaha
This is amazing, thank you for making the guide! ^-^
This is amazing, thank you for making the guide! ^-^
Help them grow please!=>
Nice guide!
To dress a scry without saving any pictures, use Pixlr Editor (a free online program). You copy the url for the scry, put it into the program and repeat with the outfit. The outfit layer should position right over the dragon automatically.
To dress a scry without saving any pictures, use Pixlr Editor (a free online program). You copy the url for the scry, put it into the program and repeat with the outfit. The outfit layer should position right over the dragon automatically.
Nice guide!
To dress a scry without saving any pictures, use Pixlr Editor (a free online program). You copy the url for the scry, put it into the program and repeat with the outfit. The outfit layer should position right over the dragon automatically.
To dress a scry without saving any pictures, use Pixlr Editor (a free online program). You copy the url for the scry, put it into the program and repeat with the outfit. The outfit layer should position right over the dragon automatically.
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Eeeeek! Thank you so much for the skin info AND the idea to use marva´s cloak to get rid of the mannequin. Dang, should have thought of the cloak ages ago. *mutters*
Eeeeek! Thank you so much for the skin info AND the idea to use marva´s cloak to get rid of the mannequin. Dang, should have thought of the cloak ages ago. *mutters*
@Engineer
If a person doesn't have photoshop or gimp or any other photo editing software but has flash on their computer, pixlr.com/editor works great! Plus you can add layers from URLs as well as from the computer! Just thought I should put that out there.
If a person doesn't have photoshop or gimp or any other photo editing software but has flash on their computer, pixlr.com/editor works great! Plus you can add layers from URLs as well as from the computer! Just thought I should put that out there.
@Engineer
If a person doesn't have photoshop or gimp or any other photo editing software but has flash on their computer, pixlr.com/editor works great! Plus you can add layers from URLs as well as from the computer! Just thought I should put that out there.
If a person doesn't have photoshop or gimp or any other photo editing software but has flash on their computer, pixlr.com/editor works great! Plus you can add layers from URLs as well as from the computer! Just thought I should put that out there.
