Omnimaga
General Discussion => Art => Topic started by: AngelFish on October 07, 2010, 09:30:26 pm
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Let me know what you would want to see :)
EDIT: It might not have been clear above, but I have a lot of blank space on the main menu and I can't decide how to fill it.
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would you be willing to post the current picture?
edit: Lucky Level Seven. 500 posts!
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voted rickroll, although I would suggest it being a textroll instead of going overboard like Desudesu. :P
or saying The Game in greyscale. ;)
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I'm not exactly sure what we are voting for here. Also, what nemo said.
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What would be the explorer for? Is it another shell or just some sort of file manager?
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TI-Explorer basically lets you look at the native data in your calculator. It's not particularly useful, except for the fact that it contains a calender as well.
As for the current picture, well, there isn't one aside from random bits that I'm using to remind myself that the graphics need to be finished. All I have is a black screen with a few menu options.
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what are the option names?
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Explorer and Calender, with an Exit option coming soon ;D
I didn't go for anything fancy or obscure because coding hex/text sprites manually is a bloody pain.
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Explorer and Calender, with an Exit option coming soon ;D
I didn't go for anything fancy or obscure because coding hex/text sprites manually is a bloody pain.
If you wait maybe a month or so, I'll be releasing the most epic on-calc sprite editor the world has ever seen ;)
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You haven't seen what my own Sprite editor can do. ;D
Go ahead, try to name a function that it can't do (except generate hex codes right now :P).
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Rotating?
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Color? :P
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If you consider Greyscale "color," then sure ;D
*goes off to write 3D rotation (2D rotation is already implemented)*
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TI-Explorer basically lets you look at the native data in your calculator. It's not particularly useful, except for the fact that it contains a calender as well.
As for the current picture, well, there isn't one aside from random bits that I'm using to remind myself that the graphics need to be finished. All I have is a black screen with a few menu options.
Ah ok nice :D. Kinda like CalcSys but with other stuff as well? Make sure if you got a calendar to not spell it calender, though ;).
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Not quite as useful as Calcsys, but with considerably more lobsters 8)
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X.x
/me is really wondering what else will be stuffed in that program *fears an Axe rickroll x.x*
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Okay, Rickroll easter egg it is ;D
Anyway, what does everyone think of the Safari hat logo?
(http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4088/5066357706_05b690176b_t.jpg)
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Okay, Rickroll easter egg it is ;D
Anyway, what does everyone think of the Safari hat logo?
(http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4088/5066357706_05b690176b_t.jpg)
Ehh... to be perfectly honest, if I hadn't seen you mention that it was a safari hat I might not have even recognized the image as one. If you tell me what you would want in such an image (dimensions, gray level), I could try to produce a really nice one for you.
EDIT: Eh, it's really difficult to get a good-looking image at this small size in black and white. But here's my best attempt at a 4-level grayscale image if you want it.
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Mhmm I do not recognise it as the safari icon, unfortunately. :(
Maybe make it a bit lighter?
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Not quite as useful as Calcsys, but with considerably more lobsters 8)
O0 Lobsters always add to the fun :D
Will this display files? Or is it just like a hex editor/viewer? If it displays files, I'd suggest using file icons :)
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I think it would be cool to see a scaled down greyscale version of Windows Bliss in TI-Explorer (the default windows XP background).
For those of you who are unfamiliar with what I am talking about, here is a picture of it:http://blog.lib.umn.edu/mcda0081/architecture/windows%20bliss.bmp (http://blog.lib.umn.edu/mcda0081/architecture/windows%20bliss.bmp).
It wouldn't serve much of a purpose, but it would look cool.
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I think it would be cool to see a scaled down greyscale version of Windows Bliss in TI-Explorer (the default windows XP background).
For those of you who are unfamiliar with what I am talking about, here is a picture of it:http://blog.lib.umn.edu/mcda0081/architecture/windows%20bliss.bmp (http://blog.lib.umn.edu/mcda0081/architecture/windows%20bliss.bmp).
It wouldn't serve much of a purpose, but it would look cool.
Ah, that'd look awesome! Especially using 4-level grayscale (make sure you don't use black, though; it'd just look annoying).
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I think it would be cool to see a scaled down greyscale version of Windows Bliss in TI-Explorer (the default windows XP background).
For those of you who are unfamiliar with what I am talking about, here is a picture of it:http://blog.lib.umn.edu/mcda0081/architecture/windows%20bliss.bmp (http://blog.lib.umn.edu/mcda0081/architecture/windows%20bliss.bmp).
It wouldn't serve much of a purpose, but it would look cool.
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Yeah that converts pretty well. Try to not just plain copy windows, though, lol :P
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That greyscale Bliss looks awesome. The way the menu is currently set up, a background could be implemented with almost no work, aside from converting the image to hex.
By the way, Runer, do you think a 40x40 4 lvl Greyscale hat would be reasonable?
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That greyscale Bliss looks awesome. The way the menu is currently set up, a background could be implemented with almost no work, aside from converting the image to hex.
By the way, Runer, do you think a 40x40 4 lvl Greyscale hat would be reasonable?
Probably not...
because side pictures of hats are wider than they are tall! But 40x27 is definitely doable.
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Nice again :D
I think I like that one the best so far :)
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That's cool. I'm assuming you don't mind if it makes it into the final program :)
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That's cool. I'm assuming you don't mind if it makes it into the final program :)
Well that's why I posted it of course, for you to use :)