QUOTE (asher @ Jun 23 2004, 05:52 PM) |
tonight deathx88 |
QUOTE (ThE MaSTeR 3 @ Jun 23 2004, 05:59 PM) |
I dunno if I like the idea of a splash screen. At first I thought this was about boxart for games that dont have boxart. I just want 2 select surreal 64 and play games I dont wanna wait another 3 seconds everytime. I'm aware there would be an off option but still. |
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QUOTE (Sinista @ Jun 23 2004, 09:17 PM) |
Asher, it's basically a good idea, but I highly doubt that you are a "graphic designer" as you claim to be. Based on what I've seen, I don't think that you are too familliar with Illustrator, you are trying to make the "Nintendo Border" out of circles and lines or rectangles or something, and frankly it looks very pieced together and unprofessional. You should use the "Rounded Rectangle tool" it will give it a very clean, one pice look that the real Nintendo logo has. ------------------------- This is stright from the Illustrator manual: To adjust corners of a rounded rectangle as you draw: -Select the Rounded Rectangle tool. -Position the pointer where you want the rectangle to begin, and start dragging diagonally until the rectangle is the size you want. -You can press any of the following to get specific results as you drag: The Up Arrow key or Down Arrow key to change the corner radius. When the corners are the desired roundness, release the key. The Left Arrow key to change to the minimum radius (most angular corners). The Right Arrow key to change to the maximum radius (most rounded corners). ---------------------------- I have used this many times to make perfect Nintendo logos. Sorry if I sound like a jag, I'm just trying to help! Keep up the good work! |