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  • I saw your GFX and I have 2 things to say...

    1) Your GFX looks really good!

    2) Where did you learn while I was gone???
    Well I've had a problem with my computer where I couldn't even connect online, but now I should be back now :]... Glad to see your doing well.
    Ah OMG we haven't chatted for awhile T_T

    I have been in good spirits lately, albeit the usually tiredness after waking up hehe xD But otherwise stoked for the Holiday season:D

    How about you:)?
    I'll let you know once I've gotten my hands on one. Super Training is being crappy and just giving Hard Stones at the moment. Hopefully I'll get one soon though.
    Oh, okay, I thought that was a trailer or something u.u Well, maybe she was refering that they will release DR2 in other countries? IDK
    And, yeah, it's okay too xd
    WHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAT? WHAAAAAAAAAT? DID YOU SAY FUTURE CONFIRMED ANIME?????????????????? ARE YOU SERIOUS???????????? OMG. FIRST FNAF2, NOW DR2, THE HYPE WILL KILL ME.

    PD: How is going life? :3
    You have two options for that. In both cases, the bg layer would be moved above the template layer first.

    1) From there, make a clipping mask with that pic. Not sure how you do it in GIMP, but I know you can see the option when you right click on the layer in Photoshop.

    2) Click on the template layer. Select the whole template (not including bg) then inverse that, so only the background area is selected. Click the bg layer and hit the delete key.

    I hope that made sense. XD Let me know otherwise. :P
    Templates can be saved in any format, more or less, and are used for things that you plan on making... a LOT of. Pretty much, you just make the base of whatever it is you want to make a template for. Save it as a JPG, PNG, GIF, etc, so you can easily access it in the future. Pretty sure PSD files don't open in GIMP, but the rest of the image files I mentioned are, so you can do that.

    To use it, just open up the file and make a new layer so you can do whatever you want. I would also recommend duplicating the template layer, just so you don't mess it up. It's more of a safety measure, so you don't have to do that. Layers are your friend, since it can save you a lot of headaches in the future.

    I hope what I said makes sense and it's not all convoluted.... XD
    Format as in the file format - JPG, PNG, PSD, PDF, etc....

    Hmmm, the only issue I'd run into is... what is this for? I ask because if it's a sig, I'm not 100% sure if it'll fit within the forum guidelines. What else do you want on the template?
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