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DIY-Gamer — SSMU Dolling Tutorial Part 1
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Published: 2011-08-22 02:36:31 +0000 UTC; Views: 3671; Favourites: 58; Downloads: 103
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Big note: When you submit your dolls to Deviantart, which I expect you already know how to do. Always make sure you credit for making SSMU and any body bases of her you may use. Also make sure to credit every and all artist of any bases and template you use on your dolls as they deserve the credit in how long took them to make them.Everything I did in my tutorial you can also do in Paint.NET if any of you have or use that program.
This is tutorial I made to help my friend and any newer SSMU Doll makers.
I've been working on this for week or more. This is also my first tutorial so I hope its okay and helpful to several people. This was made in way expecting you to already know how to open ms paint, open pics, be able to copy and paste, make new folders, find folders images are saved in, and know how to save as.
There will also be second part little later posted to help people who have Gimp and Photoshop to make SSMU Dolls. And to help SSMU dollers add transparent background to their dolls if they happen to have Gimp or Photoshop programs.
There will also be tutorial eventually posted to help teach people how to make their own SSMU Clothing and Clothes Templates.
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Ah let me guess people asking you how to do it or wanting you to make tutorial.
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no. but the one journal i posted on the SSMUpixelDOLLS group asked if that's what people wanted to see get made. I just didn't know someone else was going to do it or if I was going to have to
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Ah okay. Well I did mine recently when my friend was going to quit ssmu dolling as she got good ideas, was just few mistakes she was making. So decided to make this to help her and others.
So yeah does make it easier as now you can just advertise or link people to this to check out.
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Also, nice tutorial
I use Paint.NET for all my dolling and it's basically MSPaint with Photoshop elements
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Ah thanks. I've heard of Paint.NET but never used or downloaded. So I just use MS Paint and Gimp. So I'll make sure to add in comments that they can do all I did also in Paint.NET.
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Paint.NET is good because it's free and it's got the ability to give the dolls transparent backgrounds. And it's got a better line tool for drawing out outfits.
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Well then I'll have to look into it and try it out. As Gimp sometimes is hard to use line tools in it. And MS Paint got to watch how many mistakes you do, do too many and part of them won't be able to be undone.
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On Paint.NET when you draw the line, you can continue to maneuver it any way you want until you click somewhere else or draw a new line.
Do you want the link to the site so you can get it?
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Well that's good and easier. Yeah would be good to have link so I can try it out.
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[link] there you go ^^
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Thanks. Now I'll have to try it out sometime later this week after wednesday. As I have classes starting this week, mostly on Monday-Wednesday, so don't know if have time those days to try.
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^^ I'm sure you'll like it
Oh hey, if you don't mind me asking, hows the overworld sprites coming? I'm really eager to see them done
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Thanks, probably will if it'll help easier do clothes for cannon characters like Coraline.
Ah for overworlds I have all of warm weather ones done. I have most of cool weathers outfit except side walking ones still working that one out. I'm now adding hair to cool weather which half done on that. I got bag on most of them I still have to do bags on backview and on some of side view. Then need to work on formal sprites. So I would say half done, and can finish probably in another day or two.
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