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View Poll Results: How do you process to rotate your graphics ?
The same 4 steps or so. 3 15.79%
I do it manually, hurting my neck to realize the 45° rotation (lol) 7 36.84%
I use photoshop/paint.NET/another software to rotate it and clean the outlines quickly (not AA'd) 5 26.32%
I use photoshop/paint.NET/another software to rotate it and clean the outlines quickly (AA'd) 1 5.26%
I'm doing something else than the previous options (Tell us about it !) 3 15.79%
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Old 09-09-2009, 10:17 PM
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Poll: 45° rotations.

Hoy, fellow graphic artists from all over the Graal Community !

Well, that question came up to my mind.
Mainly for those who frequently making swords or weapons needing 45° rotation, how do you actually do that ?

I myself use paint.NET
After I've done what I want on my weapon, and when I'm satisfyed enough, I copy-paste it in paint.NET and actually have 4 steps. Might be a long process, but it's how I get quite perfect 45° rotations.

Step1: I only keep the shape (outlines) of the sword, paste it in p.net and rotate it manually to 45°
Step2: I take the clean sword again, and now only keep the texturing inside.
Then I paste it in p.net and rotate it aswell.
Step3: I look at both results, try to mix them in while looking at the clean sword.
Step4: Then play around with pixels, can take quite a lot of time if I'm tired =<, 'till I get a nice result.

So, how do you process to rotate your pixels ?
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