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Wowzer! :)
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F...F....F....Phenomenal.
I have to do my tracing-technique in Illustrator!! Time & consuming are two words that echo through my mind!
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dude, i love this. i started one with christos the redeemer and buddha, but haven't done anything else. similar technique. but what is this "selected tools" and does it allow the traced/transparent to stay on top while fontstructing? congrats. this is cool :)
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hey fk.
what you see in the sample is first of all a picture from the net (marilyn)in a window of reduced size in front of a black desktop.
As a layer above it i got the FS window opened with a transparency of 50%. it's NOT the marilyn pic that is transparent, so all the FS stuff stays on top anyway :)
the prog is simply called "tranparent windows" and free, i guess. the cool thing about this technique is: if your browser automatically fits shown pictures to the window size, you can easily adjust the height of the picture, to make it suitable to the FS grid...
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Fantastic, kix. Especially the details on the Statue of Liberty and Napoleon. Thanks for citing the utility. I didn't even want to ask how you did it, because it would make me spend more time on FontStruct than I should be.
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This is so cool! Yoda approves!
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I like yoda :D
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kix, the technique illustrated here is mind-blowing and revolutionizes Pixel Art tracing using FS! Hands down one of the most phenomenally creative uses of FS to day! ^_^
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