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Ok, here's a quick and dirty way to create your own emblem using Photoshop.
I do not know how this works in GIMP as I've never used it Go here and download the DDS plugin http://www.filefront.com/7970519/dds.8bi *Note: As far as I'm aware this plugin does NOT work with 64 bit versions of Photoshop Put the plugin in your main Photoshop folder: C:\Program Files\Adobe\Photoshop\Plug-Ins\File Formats Ok. Download Etheberges "A Fistfull of Emblems" http://174.123.69.202/~subsimc/radio...d.php?t=164789 In Photoshop open the "custom" dds file in the "Fistfull of Emblems" folder Data/Textures/TNormal/Tex/custom.dds This window should open in Photoshop Select "Convert Images to 32 bit" ![]() You should see this image Select "All" and delete the image of the playing cards ![]() Go to channels and delete the playing cards ALPHA channel We don't need this because you are going to create a new ALPHA ![]() Go back to LAYERS Import the image you want into Photoshop. Resize it to fit if needed. Make sure the image is on a single LAYER. FLATTEN the image in LAYERSs if not. Now make a selection OUTSIDE of the image as shown below. In my image I clicked on the white background. ![]() Now select "INVERSE" ![]() Go to CHANNELS and CREATE A NEW CHANNEL. This now appears as a new ALPHA ![]() Now simply press DELETE Your image now has an ALPHA (Remember. White = image. Black = transparent) Click the top ALPHA CHANNEL marked RGB ![]() Now SAVE AS the dds file ![]() This window should pop up when you SAVE AS dds file. Select DXT5 as shown ![]() You're done! Simples. Last edited by BlackSpot; 03-26-10 at 08:39 PM. |
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