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NeoLemmix => NeoLemmix Main => Topic started by: Shmoley on May 05, 2019, 06:12:03 PM
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I’m wondering how people create graphics for the difficulty ranks on the title screen of their pack.
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I’m wondering how people create graphics for the difficulty ranks on the title screen of their pack.
For that I would recommend looking into the levels folder of NeoLemmix and take a look on how packs with those mentioned signs are structured. Also take a look at the graphics dimensions!
After creating the nessesary graphics mimic those packs and you should be good to go.
Your 2 options of puting the pack together are: Using the packtoolkit that comes with NeoLemmix, or mimic the other packs and creating the nessesary stuff by hand (a bit more advanced though).
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Each pack in the new format has a folder in the levels folder, inside this folder there is a folder for each rank inside the pack.
You can use MS Paint and make a 73x28 image if you just want the graphic size for the default title screen.
Simply save this image as "rank_graphic" inside the corresponding rank folder.
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I'm creating those with an ancient version of Adobe Photoshop (7.0). That way I find it easer to layer things on top of each other, add drop-shadows or outlines, make layers invisible again etc. Don't know to what extent such things can be done with a modern version of Paint.
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Simply save this image as "rank_graphic" inside the corresponding rank folder.
It needs to specifically be "rank_graphic.png". (Eg. "rank_bitmap.bmp", which Paint would default to, won't work.)
I'm creating those with an ancient version of Adobe Photoshop (7.0). That way I find it easer to layer things on top of each other, add drop-shadows or outlines, make layers invisible again etc. Don't know to what extent such things can be done with a modern version of Paint.
As far as I know, even the newest version of Paint doesn't have layer support. However, Paint.NET (http://getpaint.net/) is free, very simple (compared to Photoshop or GIMP), and supports layers. It's what I use for all my Lemmings graphics work.
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Created the Learning graphic! I just did it on this app called 3d paint on windows 10. Next is Simple