User talk:Toad's Pikmin Army

Ok, I didn't think listing rules was necessary, but obviously, some don't know proper communication.

1. No cussing, flaming, WTFing
2. Please write in full words, No abreviations unless messaging unimportant text.
3. No spam. Period. One word messages is a waste of your edits, and a waste of my space. It's annoying to find a new message, wich simply says, "Hi."
4. Make a HEADING.
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6. Enjoy this page, and message nicely

Thank You

Hi. Mario Bros.!

RE:interwiki think

Yes i am doing it but no i do not own brawl Goomba's Shoe15 (talk)

RE: Sprites

Which ones?YoshiGo99

I used Reggie and MFGG. Reggie has a folder filled with them but sadly those are the only ones we can have, the rest r tilesets. MFGG has a sheet of the icons like the Toad Balloons and Castles. It also has tilesets. I posted the tilesets here [1]YoshiGo99

Click the magic wand thing and click on the BG of the image. Hit the delete button on the keyboard and it will have a checkered design which means transparent. Also there is a box that says tolerance. That changes the amount it will take.YoshiGo99

Click the umage when u r on the file page, it will be bigYoshiGo99

Lets say something is JPG and u upload it with a transparent PNG file it won't work cuz they r different file types. U need to reupload the whole thing. Just upload it as PNG instead of reuploading the JPG image.YoshiGo99

How to make images transparent? - The ultimate tutorial.

Click this -->

Tutorial Download Paint.NET (it's free/without ads/forever) Double click the .zip file that you've downloaded. You'll see the .exe file, open it. I think you know how to install programs so I'll just skip this part. After the installation, you'll see the Paint.NET shortcut on your desktop. Double click it. Click "File", then "Open…", then find the file that you want to be transparent. For example, we want the somewhat-green parts of this image to be transparent: How select this thing: Change tolerance at the top to 0% (increase it if your image was .jpg): Click on the green part, it will look like that: Press "Delete" button on your keyboard and… If you have more parts to be transparent, go back to 9. Now your image is checkered! But beleive or not it's now actually transparent. Just save it as .png and see.

SWFlash

• However, making artworks have transparent backgrounds is not advisable, due to my passed proposal. Walkazo reverted one of your file edits regarding this. Of course, you can't apply transparency to JPEG images anyway. M&SG (talk) 07:40, 27 July 2011 (EDT)