Editing & Modeling Tutorials ~
https://i.imgur.com/zDGqZhw.png (These need some updates, sometime in the distant future.) ~ Please do not post these anywhere else while I'm still here (if I disappear for more than 2 years, you c...
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@youcrAzy13 What exactly is the problem? Is it the image itself, or does it happen when you edit? We'll be covering how to get good quality pictures before you begin editing as well, so for now I honestly wouldn't worry about it. I'm not too worried on how they turn out since we'll eventually be covering everything. ^_^
But to answer your question: If it is the picture you just took, make sure you are in full screen mode and the max it can go as well. If you do window mode or have it on a low screen setting, you smush your game pictures further and it will come out bad. Also, make sure your settings are on as high as they can go without damaging your computer (you can turn them back down after). I'm not in game at the moment, but the settings you should be looking for are sim details, smooth edges (or anti-anailasing or something) and probably one other.
If the image becomes messed up as you edit, avoid sharpening or blurring or smudging too much. Adjust your strength settings to low and adjust when you need it stronger.
@Amazingamphy here is a version for Mac http://www.gimp.org/downloads/ just scroll down until you see the words "Mac", but it's not far. I don't know much about Mac, but I'll do my best to research them more before we begin so I make sure I say things right.
But to answer your question: If it is the picture you just took, make sure you are in full screen mode and the max it can go as well. If you do window mode or have it on a low screen setting, you smush your game pictures further and it will come out bad. Also, make sure your settings are on as high as they can go without damaging your computer (you can turn them back down after). I'm not in game at the moment, but the settings you should be looking for are sim details, smooth edges (or anti-anailasing or something) and probably one other.
If the image becomes messed up as you edit, avoid sharpening or blurring or smudging too much. Adjust your strength settings to low and adjust when you need it stronger.
@Amazingamphy here is a version for Mac http://www.gimp.org/downloads/ just scroll down until you see the words "Mac", but it's not far. I don't know much about Mac, but I'll do my best to research them more before we begin so I make sure I say things right.
