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Reply To: Anarchangel’s Archive
I like Stalker’s design, and I really like what you did for Cyber’s hair
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Reply To: Dingus Khan's Thread o' Randomness
Thank you!
And this was Biohazard, an NPC I ran while running a GURPs Supers game a long time ago. I miss him and his semi-reformed ways.
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Reply To: PLANET AMS
[quote=146198]how exactly do you do the trench coat, been trying to do a trench coat similar to that one and saw this one thinking it would be simple to me, and I’m stuck so badly, please help… Also, by the way, you are the bomb, the best person I have seen so far using heromachine[/quote]
Which picture do you mean? The original Anchor by AMS, the art trade version I made, something else?
I’ll post a quick breakdown about my version anyway, in case it’s what you were talking about. This is AMS’s thread so I’ll take it to a different thread, over here.
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Reply To: Show your work: Progress of a design
A breakdown of the different parts in Anchor’s coat.
The yellow part is the tail of the coat, simply a cloak from the Backplane section. The red parts were used to make the back of the coat, or the “hump”. The teal parts are the front of the coat. The blue parts are the shoulder pads (they helped hide how badly the parts fit together!). The pink bits were used for the collar. The green ones are the sleeves (the bent elbows can be pretty tricky to get right).
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Reply To: Anarchangel’s Archive
[quote=146151]I really like all of the character designs on this page. The simple backgrounds also work surprisingly well.[/quote]
Thank. I wish I could say I chose to do that for reasons other than sucking at actual backgrounds but…
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Reply To: Anyone else having a Size All Items issue when exporting/switching to portrait?
I’m assuming you’re resizing her by selecting All Items and resizing them all at the same time judging by what you’ve described, because that doesn’t work. The only way to do it, unfortunately, is to rescale everything individually. It’s more time consuming but it shouldn’t snap back to normal proportions when you go into other veiws.
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Reply To: Anyone else having a Size All Items issue when exporting/switching to portrait?
Sigh… is it because I’m using the free version…?
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Reply To: PLANET AMS
how exactly do you do the trench coat, been trying to do a trench coat similar to that one and saw this one thinking it would be simple to me, and I’m stuck so badly, please help… Also, by the way, you are the bomb, the best person I have seen so far using heromachine
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Reply To: Vampyrist’s Corner
Here is the Cadets, a former superhero team made up of young heroes. They are made up of the flying/superstrong/invulnerable leader Kid Paragon, the intangible Phase, the prankster telepath Psych, fellow jokester snow golem Snowball, and the no nonsense supergenius Gadget.
The team broke apart five years ago when during the fight with a mad scientist, Snowball perished. This event caused the team to go their separate ways. Psych would become darker and join SPARO for a time as Psyche. Kid Paragon would become Paragon and continue being a superhero. His girlfriend, Phase was mentally scarred by the fight and would retire for a couple years before returning as Spectra. Gadget would retire from superheroics and become a tinkerer for the BSH.
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