Quake3World

still haven't seen a nagger stole my peugeot, animated

get on this

Tsakali_ wrote:

seremtan wrote:look ma, no geoff!

lol, iPug. Clever.

seremtan wrote:look ma, no geoff!

utter brilliance

seremtan wrote:look ma, no geoff!

I gotta get me one of these!!!

bitWISE wrote:

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why ohh why does this remind me of initial d?

That's not a toyota corolla :s. It's just black and white like so many cars are.

yea, you are right... its not a 1986 toyota Tureno GT-Apex...

but ya know, i wasnt saying it reminds me of the AE86 in any way, it reminds me of when Tak pulls into the station and some random person eye balls him and then issues a challenge.

But ya know.... whatever.

I tried to fight it... I really did... but the voices... they made me...

FFS OMFG

THE GEOFF IS A LIE
THE GEOFF IS A LIE
THE GEOFF IS A LIE

AmIdYfReAk wrote:yea, you are right... its not a 1986 toyota Tureno GT-Apex...

but ya know, i wasnt saying it reminds me of the AE86 in any way, it reminds me of when Tak pulls into the station and some random person eye balls him and then issues a challenge.

But ya know.... whatever.

More like Itsuki's AE85 then . I do get the tankstation setting with a black white seemingly underpowered car.

rofl, yea, that was a good part of the series..

seremtan wrote:THE GEOFF IS A LIE
THE GEOFF IS A LIE
THE GEOFF IS A LIE

OK... How did you get the perspective right for the image on the hood????

Edit Transform Perspective

obsidian wrote:

See his face, the reflections on the glass are above the layer of his face, how do you do that?
Changing the opacity or fill just gives you a bleached out looking image, what is the correct way?

I did this quickly, applying the prospective, wrap, and distort transformations.

Turbine wrote:See his face, the reflections on the glass are above the layer of his face, how do you do that?
Changing the opacity or fill just gives you a bleached out looking image, what is the correct way?

You could apply a layer blend.

How do you do that?

Turbine wrote:I did this quickly, applying the prospective, wrap, and distort transformations.

I am using Corel Photopaint, but I did find something similar. Thanks.

Turbine wrote:How do you do that?

Mazda's talking about the drop down menu on the layers palette. Useful for a lot of different layer blending techniques.

I didn't do that for that image though, I just used an 80% opacity.

surgeon62 wrote:

Turbine wrote:I did this quickly, applying the prospective, wrap, and distort transformations.

I am using Corel Photopaint, but I did find something similar. Thanks.

i also use photopaint. the perspective thingy is easy - just click the object a few times until you get the double ended arrows at each corner, then use those to stretch the object into shape. only downside is, it blurs/anti-aliases the fuck out of whatever your stretching