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Topic: [QUESTION] Mapres in Inkscape?

Khubajsn did resources for Inkscape. are they possible in MAPRES? like a grass main...

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Re: [QUESTION] Mapres in Inkscape?

Is it this you mean? smile

http://i607.photobucket.com/albums/tt155/InnovativeVman/grass_main.png
http://i607.photobucket.com/albums/tt15 … s_main.png

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Re: [QUESTION] Mapres in Inkscape?

Candlejack is asking for all parts of grass_main cutted to one file. I never saw that on forum. Just install gimp and do it yourself smile

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Re: [QUESTION] Mapres in Inkscape?

I think that if all this cut out things would exist, the artmakers wouldnt have much work, just paste things.
But it can be useful for game.pngs.

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Re: [QUESTION] Mapres in Inkscape?

it's hard too make the grass things sad

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Re: [QUESTION] Mapres in Inkscape?

CandleJack wrote:

it's hard too make the grass things sad

Look khubajsn´s post:         

khubajsn wrote:

Just install gimp and do it yourself smile


do this. its pretty easy, you can mark the part youd like to cut with a circle/triangel or quadratic form and press ctrl-c to copy it. just paste it in your art then

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Re: [QUESTION] Mapres in Inkscape?

If you cannot create at least some of the tiles with inkscape your skill won't suffice to edit the inkscape or illustrator gfx.

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