For PC:

1. Find the file on your system and right click on it. This will open up a dialog that will allow you to select the "Open With" After selecting it, choose "Paint".



2. This will open the image in paint. You want to then save the image to a board friendly JPEG format. Select the "File" dropdown menu and the "Save As" Icon and the type as .JPG



3. This will give you a file that you can upload to the board.

For Mac:

1. Buy a PC
2. Follow directions above.

For Linux.

1. Well aren't you fancy. Figure it out on your own damnit. I don't have time for your little one off operating systems.

- R

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Tomax and Xamot

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Steeler

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Zap

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Doc - Back from the Dead.

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RoboJoe - Silly one for Friday

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Damn, these can be addicting....
But fun to make.

Like most things like this, trial and error, I'd have done things a bit different on a few of these after I figured out how to use some of the tools.

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Awesome! My only critique would be to maybe shrink the weapons a bit in the transform tool. When you move the ball to the upper left hand quadrant, it shrinks them down a little to be more in scale with the figure. Also, if you use the masking feature, you can put the gun in the hand. Just go to transform, with the weapon selected, hit the masking icon on the transform tab, then select the hand that the weapon is to go in. The weapon will then fit inside the hand like it's being held.

- R

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Salvo

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Spearhead:

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Cool, good to know about the mask feature. I'll try that on the next set.That bothered me a bit. Gung Ho was my first design, before I figure out how to shrink the items.

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Hit & Run

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Outback - Zombie Hunter

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Fast Draw. I'll want to redo this one, not entirely pleased with it.

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