Arabella's In-depth UI Guide

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Blessed guide, thanks 

[ArabeIIa]

ye but none cares bye

sorry that it's what your parents said to you

Blessed guide, thanks

Welcomes

[ArabeIIa]

bumperoni

[Σѕкιмo]

Just one thing: Paint.net can tend to be complicated for no reason. I personally find gimp2.8 to be much easier to use. Maybe add alternative programs in the original post with download links.
Job well done, overall.

[Zain]

Just one thing: Paint.net can tend to be complicated for no reason. I personally find gimp2.8 to be much easier to use. Maybe add alternative programs in the original post with download links.
Job well done, overall.

fck off with gimp already LOL adobe photoshop better btw thx

[Rikku]

fck off with gimp already LOL adobe photoshop better btw thx

Gimp's better & it's FREE out of the box. Unlike Photoshop.

[ArabeIIa]

Just one thing: Paint.net can tend to be complicated for no reason. I personally find gimp2.8 to be much easier to use. Maybe add alternative programs in the original post with download links.
Job well done, overall.

I mean, I'm the opposite. I thought paint.net was easier to use than gimp, but I did say it was personal preference in the disclaimer. 
I didn't think to mention alternative programs because this was meant to show people how I personally work on things. I would've included other programs like gimp if I knew how to better explain it.

Gimp's better & it's FREE out of the box. Unlike Photoshop.

Paint.net is also free, don't know why you're such a salty sally

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Make sure your gspck and spck are in the same folder
Then make sure you have your surfaces.pck and interfaces.pck in that folder
Click on gspck, go over to UI
Extract

i do same thing still not working. 

[𝙱𝚕𝚊𝚒𝚛𝚎]

Gasp, I've been wanting to make my own UI's recently and this seems to be a good updated guide. Thank you!

[Σѕкιмo]

I mean, I'm the opposite. I thought paint.net was easier to use than gimp, but I did say it was personal preference in the disclaimer.
I didn't think to mention alternative programs because this was meant to show people how I personally work on things. I would've included other programs like gimp if I knew how to better explain it.
Paint.net is also free, don't know why you're such a salty sally

Yeah, it was just a suggestion. I adore Gimp cause it has all the features of PS without the hassle of pirating, but I've used it for years, so I can see how a new user might take awhile to acclimate. Paint.net is what I use to open .dds files (since my Gimp .dds plug-in stopped working for whatever reason) or, if I'm feeling lazy, directly copy/paste transparent .pngs from chrome > into paint > into gimp without the hassle of saving shit to my pc.

fck off with gimp already LOL adobe photoshop better btw thx

[ArabeIIa]

Yeah, it was just a suggestion. I adore Gimp cause it has all the features of PS without the hassle of pirating, but I've used it for years, so I can see how a new user might take awhile to acclimate. Paint.net is what I use to open .dds files (since my Gimp .dds plug-in stopped working for whatever reason) or, if I'm feeling lazy, directly copy/paste transparent .pngs from chrome > into paint > into gimp without the hassle of saving shit to my pc.

Yeah, see I suck at drawing so. But that's really good?
I'm also going to paste what you said and put it up there ^^

[Zain]

bumperoni

u cant bump ur own thread LOL thats just not how things work here

[Zain]

Yeah, it was just a suggestion. I adore Gimp cause it has all the features of PS without the hassle of pirating, but I've used it for years, so I can see how a new user might take awhile to acclimate. Paint.net is what I use to open .dds files (since my Gimp .dds plug-in stopped working for whatever reason) or, if I'm feeling lazy, directly copy/paste transparent .pngs from chrome > into paint > into gimp without the hassle of saving shit to my pc.

lmao soon like 1 month or so to go

[ArabeIIa]

Gasp, I've been wanting to make my own UI's recently and this seems to be a good updated guide. Thank you!

Yep! Have at it! Bump me if you have any question!

Yeah, it was just a suggestion. I adore Gimp cause it has all the features of PS without the hassle of pirating, but I've used it for years, so I can see how a new user might take awhile to acclimate. Paint.net is what I use to open .dds files (since my Gimp .dds plug-in stopped working for whatever reason) or, if I'm feeling lazy, directly copy/paste transparent .pngs from chrome > into paint > into gimp without the hassle of saving shit to my pc.

I put this under introduction video and linked gimp download link

[Zain]

reply skype btw i hav some questions