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@Keric said:
Hi Folkly, I am SO far THE entrant for this round of FNF
I have done invisibility in the past, it can be done by masking the backgound onto the for ground or by turning a part transparent by turning the alpha down!Let me see if I can find the tutorials for you…
If you go onto the item colour selection screen in the top right corner there is a small slider labelled alpha, this controls the transparency of the colour selected. Slide it to 0 to get full transparency.
figure AMasking begins on page the last page of lesson 1 (controls have since changed figure B should help)
http://www.heromachine.com/2010/08/05/heromachine3-101-part-1/
http://www.heromachine.com/2010/08/12/heromachine-3-101-part-2/
@Kaylin88100 said:
…there’s a FNF on?
Yeppers, FNF goes historical this round!
Too hard?
I’m on a loser, then – you’re a far, far better costume artist than me. I had a look through some of yours out of curiosity and was really impressed. I’d love to see what you came up with for this, even if you weren’t really trying!
Thanks for the instructions, Keric, it helps. Right, that’s “Moses” sent off, and about time too. I’ve spent much too much time trying different things on her and then changing them back again.
Anyone else? Think of an Indian, any Indian… you’ve got a clear field, because I couldn’t think of an Indian! I did think I knew a bit more American history than that, but apparently not. Time to do a little reading.@Folkly said:
Too hard?
I’m on a loser, then – you’re a far, far better costume artist than me. I had a look through some of yours out of curiosity and was really impressed. I’d love to see what you came up with for this, even if you weren’t really trying!
Thanks for the instructions, Keric, it helps. Right, that’s “Moses” sent off, and about time too. I’ve spent much too much time trying different things on her and then changing them back again.
Anyone else? Think of an Indian, any Indian… you’ve got a clear field, because I couldn’t think of an Indian! I did think I knew a bit more American history than that, but apparently not. Time to do a little reading.Your quite welcome, um Indian…Indian er… Pocohontas?
Here’s my character called Fader. I used transparent colors and skeletal and internal parts to imply the invisibility. I also called her Blue Ghost.
I haven’t worked on this character in quite a while, and looking at this now, I see shouldn’t cast such a dark shadow if she’s fading into full invisibility. Details, details! That’s the kind of stuff to pay attention to if you want you characters to make sense.Again, good argument. Regarding superheroes/metahumans, there is always a degree of belief suspension, but it makes a character more enjoyable for me if even in their impossibility they make sense. Did that sentence make sense?
I’m on a loser, then – you’re a far, far better costume artist than me. I had a look through some of yours out of curiosity and was really impressed. I’d love to see what you came up with for this, even if you weren’t really trying!
you’ve got a clear field, because I couldn’t think of an Indian! I did think I knew a bit more American history than that, but apparently not. Time to do a little reading.
I haven’t worked on this character in quite a while, and looking at this now, I see shouldn’t cast such a dark shadow if she’s fading into full invisibility. Details, details! That’s the kind of stuff to pay attention to if you want you characters to make sense.
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