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entangle

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Everything posted by entangle

  1. .fla is flash's raw format, you would need to export your flash file as an .swf for it to work on a webpage.
  2. There is no better program, each raster package can create pixel art seeing as that is what makes up every single digital image. Its all how you use it, and how comfortable you are with it.
  3. Here you go. Obviously if it wins, you don't get the void part :D
  4. I'm pretty confident that it'll look a whole lot better bricked.
  5. I'll see if I can whip up something later when I get home from work.
  6. Nah IW, its fretless (no inlays) Yeah, I did make some skins for somethingleet, glad you recognised.
  7. Seeing as I am newish here, I thought I would post one of my 3D works, it's a little old now, but none of you would have seen it, so here goes.
  8. Look, there is no better program for making images. It's all down to how you use the program, and what you can do with it. I can work seemlessly between Photoshop and Paintshop Pro, others prefer just one, or hate the other because they arent used to it. Paintshop Pro, Photoshop, The Gimp and MS Paint can all be used for everything from airbrushed paintings to pixel work. Bryce is a very poor program, and shunned upon in the 3D community as its more of a drag drop application, rather than effort, although, experienced users of Bryce can put it to real use.

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