Skins and Accents

@tunatuna The image is updated.

@ImpossibleJedi4 You can request an update to an accepted design for up to two weeks after it's been submitted. After that, any design changes that are not to fix incorrectly formatted files, needs to be submitted as a new design.

@crateshya @crateshya I apologize, there may have been miscommunication with madsniper on accent coverage. Our accents coverage has always been stated that it should be 30% or under, otherwise they need to be submitted with a Skin Blueprint. We used to allow a percent or two of wiggle room when we actually approved, but it is more fair and predictable to work with a hard line cutoff at 30%. There are some accents that are grandfathered in that are a touch over 30%, but we don't do that anymore.

The good news is that you only need to reduce a tiny bit to get it within limits!

@crateshya That's not a service we provide beyond instructions on how to measure the accents. As a favor, this design is good to submit, but please be aware we won't be available to measure future accents. If you need to know accent coverage in the future, I would recommend GIMP as it is a low resource art program that has a histogram that functions indentically to Photoshop's. I can also provide a GIMP accent coverage tutorial if needed. Otherwise, the site has many accent artists who may be willing to help with coverage measurement.

@NecroIzu That would increase the coverage to 32%. If you'd like, you can submit this version of the design using a Skin Blueprint.

@Whimzica Go to 'File/Save As'. At the bottom of the popup window, click on the dropdown next to 'Save as type:' and select 'PNG image'. Hit save, and on the 'PNG Export Options' window, Have these settings:

Compression (Lossless): 9
(No Check) Interlacing
(Check) Store alpha channel (transparency)
(Check) Embed sRGB profile
(grayed out)Force conert so sRGB
Tranparent color: (grayed out)
Hit OK.