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| #1zammmOct 08, 2009 5:00:59 | Hey, folks; I've been revamping the smilies lately, (see my gallery to check them out; give me feedback!) and I wanted to add in those long-requested D&D symbols as well while I was at it. How do you like these?
And am I missing any? |
| #2whitebaronOct 08, 2009 5:27:53 | as long as i have to make an image tag, i'd say your gallery is nice, but useless. also, the arrow/sword/combat icons seem a bit crude. maybe this is due to improper resizing or transparency? unless it's on completely white background, they do not look as nice. |
| #3Seeker95Oct 08, 2009 7:23:07 | Regardless of what anyone else might say, this is excellent. |
| #4asmodeusloreOct 08, 2009 9:33:40 |
Any thoughts towards expanding the dice set? (d4, d20, etc etc) |
| #5zammmOct 08, 2009 17:46:55 |
That's the thing--these are going to be brought into the BBCode family if I can manage it.
Unfortunately, they have to be GIFs right now--I can't upload PNGs to go for partial transparency. I'm gonna work on that, but right now getting them up at all is more important than getting the edges pretty.
If there's a demand for it and somebody can find me some decent reference images, sure. |
| #6calronmoonflowerOct 09, 2009 1:50:00 | as long as i have to make an image tag, i'd say your gallery is nice, but useless. The cut and paste option on this board is better than the last one, so it is as simple and copy and paste, like I did with the smiley below to test it. ![]() |
| #7QubeOct 11, 2009 8:28:23 |
pasting to see if it works ... ![]() ... ok copy paste indeed works, but why are they gone in the quote? |
| #8whitebaronOct 11, 2009 13:18:55 | The cut and paste option on this board is better than the last one, so it is as simple and copy and paste, like I did with the smiley below to test it. copy and paste is all well and such, but - you'd still need to have a page with all the image links in front of you to accomplish that. also, it voids offline editing of your post - you can easily type without TinyMCE editor, but copying the white mana symbol to e.g. Notepad will give you some headaches. ![]() @zamm: hoping to see them implemented soon. can't wait to type someting like |
| #9mnemonicsvOct 17, 2009 3:30:30 |
Folks may also appreciate having the stylized "diamond" symbol that most often appears between the usage and power source keywords in power descriptions. I mean, we could use the ♦ symbol that appears under the "special symbols" list; However, a diamond which is more accurate to how it appears in official print (as well as being scaled properly relative to symbols above) would no doubt be appreciated. It would also be convenient if such a symbol appeared in the smilies list alongside the ones you mentioned. |
| #10calronmoonflowerOct 18, 2009 2:19:48 | Folks may also appreciate having the stylized "diamond" symbol that most often appears between the usage and power source keywords in power descriptions. Here's the old one that I saved: ✦ I'm not sure if it is what you're after though. |
| #11mnemonicsvOct 18, 2009 3:36:50 | I can't say... your linked image doesn't seem to be displaying. The 4E SRD displays an accurate diamond shape (pg. 32) though. Make that a smilie along with the others Zammm has illustrated (pg. 55), and that'll do. |
| #12zammmOct 18, 2009 3:51:44 | pasting to see if it works ... No idea; possibly they're because I removed the extraneous code around them? Folks may also appreciate having the stylized "diamond" symbol that most often appears between the usage and power source keywords in power descriptions. I can probably mock that up, sure. I'll have to hit up Bunny for a reference image...well, no, maybe I can make it from scratch. It's pretty simple. I'll also see if I can whip up some d20 roll result images--they might just come in handy if we get that dice roller for the boards Bunny was poking CM about a while ago. The trick will be making them legible at that size... maybe make the number an overlay? Give me a day or four and we'll see what I can come up with. |
| #13mnemonicsvOct 18, 2009 4:00:50 | You were likely writing that response while I was editing my last post. ;) |
| #14zammmOct 18, 2009 13:29:54 | Ooh, nice! That'll definitely work. I also found a decent enough reference image for a d20 with the face up, so we'll see what I can cook up for that. |
| #15zammmOct 19, 2009 1:33:11 | All right, so it didn't take a couple days after all--I had some time to spare this evening. Here's the diamond: And I also cooked up this d20 image; unfortunately making the numbers actually show up on the face turned out to be impossible without making the image way too big, but the overlay looks decent enough:
So, is it passable? If so, would you be interested in seeing a complete set? I could cook up a full range of similar images, one for each possible result in all the major denominations. |
| #16zammmOct 20, 2009 15:23:11 | Here we go; a complete set of dice:
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| #17whitebaronOct 20, 2009 19:07:48 | I'having a hard time reading the numbers on these dice. either the color needs to go, the contrast of the number increased, or the symbol upsized. |
| #18mnemonicsvOct 20, 2009 22:24:30 | Shouldn't the first die (the d4) read "4" instead of 1? Now, if only there were a die smiley that could represent a percentile die/dice. That would be tricky. |
| #19zammmOct 25, 2009 3:38:47 |
Yeah, it should, but I uploaded the wrong one by mistake and was too lazy to fix it. :P I'll try to tweak the contrast a bit and check back; getting rid of the colors isn't really an option. If they were the same color, it'd likely be difficult to tell the various kinds of dice apart at a glance, whereas the colors are unmistakable. |
| #20QubeNov 15, 2009 13:40:18 | Question. your non-basic attack symbols, could you make the background transparant instead of white? In the homebrew-thread, I'dd use them for the sticky for the monster statblock (and the monster statblock has a gray background, not white ...) |
| #21calronmoonflowerNov 20, 2009 23:51:43 | Hey, zammm. It seems that you forgot the cookie. Here's one that someone else uploaded. ![]() |