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This is a hard one

Discussion in 'Icewind Dale (Classic)' started by CRF2, Sep 16, 2001.

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    [​IMG] I got my portraits in but, L AND S don't do no good because no matter what I do I get the opposite size I need. What is going on? L is large but will only work at small so I get a corner of the pic. S is small but will only work at large so that the portraits only take up a small corner of space. HELP
     
    CRF2, Sep 16, 2001
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    [​IMG] You've obviously named them wrong. You added L to the small pic and S to the large one. Rename them. (Btw, you didn't have to make a new topic for this, you could've just asked in the old one.) :almostmad:
     
    Taluntain, Sep 16, 2001
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    [​IMG] I'm sorry but I just begining to get the swing of the tech stuff. I play good and can put to gether a good party. I'm just a beginer at tech. I put 4 copies of the same portrait 2 resiezed to 36x58 and put S & L after each I also put 2 110x170 portraits
    in and did the same. Now what do I do? I don't mean to be a tech dumbie but I need help.
     
    CRF2, Sep 17, 2001
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    you put S after the small images and L after the big ones. After that, do as you first did when choosing portraits for your characters
     
    Lokken, Sep 17, 2001
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    [​IMG] I get it a large and small copy of 1 pic is needed.
     
    CRF2, Sep 19, 2001
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    [​IMG] About time that you did!
     
    Taluntain, Sep 19, 2001
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    Now can you teach me how to make portraits? I got pics and cut and paste to 110x170 size but I get white space at the top or side. How do you get it just right?
     
    CRF2, Sep 20, 2001
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    Uh, that totally depends on what graphic program you use. ;)
    But for starters, make a new blank picture of the exact size that you need, and then copy the portrait on it. That way you won't have any white space anywhere.
     
    Taluntain, Sep 21, 2001
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    I have mgi photo suite 8.05. If I use the hole pic the head shot will be to small to see. Also some pics will squize so that the pic is flatened in the new size.
     
    CRF2, Sep 23, 2001
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