Are you saying you want you oval + effects within the square (canvas)? Is it exporting out incorrectly? Show us an example of what you expect it to look like.
I saw this example in:http://all-free-download.com/, this image has been done with
a simple square of 3 colors (a Gradient radial)
here is the example:
I am not sure what you mean. Gradients do not consists of simplified colors (3 colors). That is an entirely different form called tone shading or tune shading and is a category category of NPR.
I´ll try again, this image has 3 colors , is a gradient square: -black , for the sky,dark blue for the planet , and light blue for the Brightness of the planet, i want to know if with only these color and a square yo can do it. I´m spanish i don´t speak english very well.
If your question is "can I somehow make an image like that directly withing GS without importing any images" then the answer is no. You need to create the graphics (google illustrator tutorials) and then import the pre-made image into GS.
Yes lumpApps like this with 2 colors, do you know how to do it in illustrator? , i should study more english in the academy when i was a child , intead of playing double dragon in the arcades
The problem is that if i use a circular gradient of 2 colours, the planet is in the middle of the image x and y 0, i want to know how to put the planet in the left bottom corner
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Are you saying you want you oval + effects within the square (canvas)? Is it exporting out incorrectly? Show us an example of what you expect it to look like.
I saw this example in:http://all-free-download.com/, this image has been done with
a simple square of 3 colors (a Gradient radial)
here is the example:
http://all-free-download.com/free-vector/vector-background/3glare_background_vector_space_158451.html
I am not sure what you mean. Gradients do not consists of simplified colors (3 colors). That is an entirely different form called tone shading or tune shading and is a category category of NPR.
You can open the example in illustrator, and you see it
This whole thread makes no sense !
@agueis I am lost. I know what I mean, but I have no idea what you are talking about.
It is a beautiful image though, makes me even happier
I´ll try again, this image has 3 colors , is a gradient square: -black , for the sky,dark blue for the planet , and light blue for the Brightness of the planet, i want to know if with only these color and a square yo can do it. I´m spanish i don´t speak english very well.
If your question is "can I somehow make an image like that directly withing GS without importing any images" then the answer is no. You need to create the graphics (google illustrator tutorials) and then import the pre-made image into GS.
There are hundreds, perhaps thousands, of colours in that gradient.
Looks like a radial (circular) gradient to me ?
The sky and the planet are both the same colour, dark blue.
Do you want to do this in Illustrator (your thread title is: 'want to do this in illustrator') or do you want to do this in GameSalad ?
I think he means it uses 3 colo(u)rs in illustrators colo(u)rpallet. I think it even only needs 2.
Like this (there is also an illustrator file attached):
Lump Apps and My Assets
Yes lumpApps like this with 2 colors, do you know how to do it in illustrator? , i should study more english in the academy when i was a child , intead of playing double dragon in the arcades
Well , i want to use 3 colours , because i want other different colour for the planet
The problem is that if i use a circular gradient of 2 colours, the planet is in the middle of the image x and y 0, i want to know how to put the planet in the left bottom corner
One last question, this is an standard , Isn't it?, everyone can use this image,Isn't it?
This is done by my
Not at the mac anymore today, sorry. I think you can use 2 lines if you'd like different colors but I am not sure...
Lump Apps and My Assets
Thanks