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On June 13 2011 03:18 SwirlQ wrote:
Does anyone know where I can get the blue background in the quickmatch screen. The one behind the image.
That's more so just used as a template, if you add any translucency to the image, anything behind it will still appear blue. This is what I use, but keep in mind it's dimensions are 1500 x 808 for the home background. You'll still have to resize it if you want it to fit quickmatch race backgrounds, as well as adding the fade effects to terran/zerg because of the annoying offsets on the left.
![[image loading]](http://img816.imageshack.us/img816/8236/backgroundstarterkit.jpg)
Download
This file is in .psd format for anyone interested in downloading it, by the way. You'll need photoshop to use it. It has the bars on the top and bottom on a separate layer in case you want them to overlay etc.
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Thank you I was going crazy trying to get my hands on that.
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i did it, changed almost all pics and I LOVE IT !
its sow awesome to have a pic behind the score-screen etc.
thanx for sharing it, lets just hope no one gets suspended for it ;D
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I changed everything, even startup image. Looks way better now.
Anybody know why .dds looks in photoshop brighter or just strange. Or it's just me?
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On May 06 2011 07:00 Thorxes wrote:
I run on a mac. I use MPQ Extractor to view/replace the dds files.
When I extract the battle.net.mpq, a folder gets created (Battle.net), and this is where the "Shared" Folder is located. So far so good.
I replace the dds file I want. Check.
But then, how do I turn the folder that was created, back into the battle.net.mpq file?
Download dropMPQ. It'll repack the folder into an MPQ file.
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On June 14 2011 01:08 Tuczniak wrote:
I changed everything, even startup image. Looks way better now.
Anybody know why .dds looks in photoshop brighter or just strange. Or it's just me?
I've noticed that the nvidia plug-in does seem to look kinda weird if you're using a picture with any opacity in it. For pictures like that, I use Paint.Net which has dds compatibility by default.
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Russian Federation4295 Posts
Nvidia plugin is ok, if you use right options. Just set to "DXT5 - ARGB - (Interpolated Alpha)" option, and it will be ok
![[image loading]](http://i.imgur.com/nbR86.png)
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On June 14 2011 09:08 Existor wrote:Nvidia plugin is ok, if you use right options. Just set to "DXT5 - ARGB - (Interpolated Alpha)" option, and it will be ok
This is the option I use for my pictures without any gradient and it looks perfect, but for whatever reason, it looks awful if there is some form of gradient applied. I've tried playing around with other settings also but nothing seems to get it working. What version of photoshop do you use, and is it x32 or x64?
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Just made an example. The first image is an interpolated alpha dds file saved using paint.net, the second using photoshop with the nvidia plug-in. Both are definitely interpolated. The only solution I can come up with is the fact that nvidia only made their plug-in compatible with x64 versions of photoshop a few weeks ago after many years, and there could still be some compatibility bug of some sort.
![[image loading]](http://i.imgur.com/K6CGX.jpg)
![[image loading]](http://i.imgur.com/QDYOK.jpg)
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Thank you Teliko for the work you are doing here.
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You need to specify which screen you want that for.
Also, the image is far too small. It's usable of course, but it'll be really blurry when enlarged to the correct size.
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On June 14 2011 23:19 Sarang wrote:You need to specify which screen you want that for. Also, the image is far too small. It's usable of course, but it'll be really blurry when enlarged to the correct size.
I found a bigger image of what he wanted using TinEye, but yeah, don't expect someone to do this for you until you can give full details of your request.
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These little zerg and terran signs around starcraft logo.
I was too lazy too add them to animation but they're visible most of time even during that.
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Korea (South)621 Posts
Ahhh!! I'm having serious trouble with this. So I made my own dds files or whatever they're called, and I set them all up properly using the resolutions described in the OP's tutorial... But the Quick Match Zerg/Terran pictures don't exactly fit. The pictures cut off on the left side of the menu. I'm not having this problem with the Protoss/Random menus.
Ahhhhh!! I'm having some serious trouble with this.
So I made my own little file thingies and set them up properly using the resolutions described in the OP's tutorial link, but the Quick Match Z/T pictures don't exactly fit. They cut off on the left side of the menu.
I'm not having this problem with the Protoss/Random menus, however. I tried increasing the resolution on the Z/T pictures by about 33% (keeping the same ratio), but that didn't do much at all. Any advice?
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On June 15 2011 03:10 State wrote:
Ahhh!! I'm having serious trouble with this. So I made my own dds files or whatever they're called, and I set them all up properly using the resolutions described in the OP's tutorial... But the Quick Match Zerg/Terran pictures don't exactly fit. The pictures cut off on the left side of the menu. I'm not having this problem with the Protoss/Random menus.
Ahhhhh!! I'm having some serious trouble with this.
So I made my own little file thingies and set them up properly using the resolutions described in the OP's tutorial link, but the Quick Match Z/T pictures don't exactly fit. They cut off on the left side of the menu.
I'm not having this problem with the Protoss/Random menus, however. I tried increasing the resolution on the Z/T pictures by about 33% (keeping the same ratio), but that didn't do much at all. Any advice?
This has been explained many times. The offsets for the Terran and Zerg pictures are slightly more to the right of the screen. You don't notice this with the default pictures because they fade into the background. There's no way around this other than to fade out the picture on the left hand side.
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Korea (South)621 Posts
On June 15 2011 03:23 Teliko wrote:Show nested quote +On June 15 2011 03:10 State wrote:
Ahhh!! I'm having serious trouble with this. So I made my own dds files or whatever they're called, and I set them all up properly using the resolutions described in the OP's tutorial... But the Quick Match Zerg/Terran pictures don't exactly fit. The pictures cut off on the left side of the menu. I'm not having this problem with the Protoss/Random menus.
Ahhhhh!! I'm having some serious trouble with this.
So I made my own little file thingies and set them up properly using the resolutions described in the OP's tutorial link, but the Quick Match Z/T pictures don't exactly fit. They cut off on the left side of the menu.
I'm not having this problem with the Protoss/Random menus, however. I tried increasing the resolution on the Z/T pictures by about 33% (keeping the same ratio), but that didn't do much at all. Any advice? This has been explained many times. The offsets for the Terran and Zerg pictures are slightly more to the right of the screen. You don't notice this with the default pictures because they fade into the background. There's no way around this other than to fade out the picture on the left hand side.
Yes!! Thank you, I saw this in the other posts. This might sound kind of silly, but how do I create the fade effect others have using Paint.NET?
EDIT: Please forgive me if this has been explained as well. I've read posts of people talking about it, but not in terms simple enough for me to understand. Thank you so much!
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On June 15 2011 03:27 State wrote:Show nested quote +On June 15 2011 03:23 Teliko wrote:On June 15 2011 03:10 State wrote:
Ahhh!! I'm having serious trouble with this. So I made my own dds files or whatever they're called, and I set them all up properly using the resolutions described in the OP's tutorial... But the Quick Match Zerg/Terran pictures don't exactly fit. The pictures cut off on the left side of the menu. I'm not having this problem with the Protoss/Random menus.
Ahhhhh!! I'm having some serious trouble with this.
So I made my own little file thingies and set them up properly using the resolutions described in the OP's tutorial link, but the Quick Match Z/T pictures don't exactly fit. They cut off on the left side of the menu.
I'm not having this problem with the Protoss/Random menus, however. I tried increasing the resolution on the Z/T pictures by about 33% (keeping the same ratio), but that didn't do much at all. Any advice? This has been explained many times. The offsets for the Terran and Zerg pictures are slightly more to the right of the screen. You don't notice this with the default pictures because they fade into the background. There's no way around this other than to fade out the picture on the left hand side. Yes!! Thank you, I saw this in the other posts. This might sound kind of silly, but how do I create the fade effect others have using Paint.NET? EDIT: Please forgive me if this has been explained as well. I've read posts of people talking about it, but not in terms simple enough for me to understand. Thank you so much!
I wouldn't really know because I don't use paint.net for the gradients, but after looking around google, it seems to you need use this plug-in to apply alpha mask layers. If it doesn't do the trick, just search around google. A solution will be there somewhere.
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Korea (South)621 Posts
Thanks again, I really appreciate it. God Save the Queen!
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Wow, this is amazing stuff. I like the tl.net one.
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I use this on my comp amazing stuff have some really good pics on the background for every race i choose differant images come up on it
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