Use WALLY to edit Model skins
Created 18 years ago2005-11-12 01:28:22 UTC by
HeAdCrAb KILLA
Created 18 years ago2005-11-12 01:28:22 UTC by
HeAdCrAb KILLA
Posted 18 years ago2005-11-12 01:28:22 UTC
Post #146741
I just figured something out! And it's actually useful! I've been wanting to edit model skins for some time now but I didn't want to spend money on Photoshop or use MS Paint. So, I figured I'd try to use WALLY to edit the skins...and it worked! All I did was export the model's skin from HL Model Viewer and opened it up in WALLY. (The skin file is only a .bmp). I then used some of the tools there to edit the skin and saved it as the .bmp file again. I then imported the skin for the model into the viewer and viola! I had a new skin for the model. It was so easy and the skin actually came out great! You can save the model from the viewer and use it in your maps. WOOT!
Posted 18 years ago2005-11-12 04:03:24 UTC
Post #146744
Of course it works but photoshop is much better! 
Posted 18 years ago2005-11-12 04:05:09 UTC
Post #146746
"Viola" is an instrument :P.
This is half-covered in a tutorial, just doesn't use Wally for editing the image (nobody does).
This is half-covered in a tutorial, just doesn't use Wally for editing the image (nobody does).
Posted 18 years ago2005-11-13 11:43:39 UTC
Post #146951
Ack! GiMP is better. Or "Invest" some "bandwidth" into Photoshop
Posted 18 years ago2005-11-13 20:23:41 UTC
Post #147016
cough*Pirate*cough
Nah when i edit model skins i use flash.. it works quite nicely, although photoshop would be best
Nah when i edit model skins i use flash.. it works quite nicely, although photoshop would be best
Posted 18 years ago2005-11-14 11:53:44 UTC
Post #147110
Yup. Photoshop pwns. I had a trial of the newest version. It rocked.. 
Posted 18 years ago2005-11-14 12:33:32 UTC
Post #147117
I have a registered photoshop CS and it's great! 
Posted 18 years ago2005-11-14 12:56:46 UTC
Post #147121
I know.
But you gotta know, how to use it..
But you gotta know, how to use it..
Posted 18 years ago2005-11-14 23:13:06 UTC
Post #147186
...ok buddy, pretty sure you got the wrong forum! ...pretty sure! 
Where's the question!? :
Where's the question!? :
Posted 18 years ago2005-11-15 06:15:36 UTC
Post #147194
Uh, Elon, being registered certainly doesn't mean you've paid for it, I hope?
I find photoshop CS1 and CS2 pretty crappy compared to Photoshop 7.0.
I find photoshop CS1 and CS2 pretty crappy compared to Photoshop 7.0.
Posted 18 years ago2005-11-16 06:10:31 UTC
Post #147348
Alright, I just had to say something about this.
The only features that make APS superior to GIMP are those, related to working towards print and the brush-engine. On all other domains GIMP is equally powerfull or even better. Many APS features, like the automated image-area-removal (dunno how the call it), may appear amazing at first, but they're just gimmicks, to catch nubs.
Wally is really not made for serious texture/skin creation.
Get GIMP!
The only features that make APS superior to GIMP are those, related to working towards print and the brush-engine. On all other domains GIMP is equally powerfull or even better. Many APS features, like the automated image-area-removal (dunno how the call it), may appear amazing at first, but they're just gimmicks, to catch nubs.
Wally is really not made for serious texture/skin creation.
Get GIMP!
Posted 18 years ago2005-11-16 07:14:24 UTC
Post #147358
I've been using Photo Filtre ever since my PSP trial ended.
Totally free and I like it so far. Gimp is next for me, if this one doesn't work out...
Totally free and I like it so far. Gimp is next for me, if this one doesn't work out...
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