So if you have a custom hairstyle which is removing the girl's gloves, then you could ensure that the gloves get loaded last. This may be a silly question: did you actually click on the Konan entry in your roster?Ĭlick to expand.You can customize the order of $INIT$ mods, simply by reordering the lines of the Mods\$INIT$\Mods.txt file. This is handled via the special Character Folder named $INIT$, which is described in the next section of the Newbie Guide (just after the Konan section). your favorite girl) always appear when the game begins. Similarly, you can have a specific character (e.g.
Admiral squish mods#
Note: it is possible to setup your Loader so that certain mods will be loaded whenever you start the game.
Admiral squish windows#
This might be easier if you reconfigure your Windows Explorer so that it will always show file extensions. Of course, if you have clicked her name and nothing happened (or an error appeared) then we can investigate further.Īlso: your Thumbnail image should be named " thumb.png" rather than " thumb.jpg". She will appear when you click her name in the roster. It means that she is now available for use during gameplay. But that doesn't mean that Konan will automatically appear when the game starts. Great for making soft gradation, and even possible to draw with if you saturate the tip with graphite/charcoal-but I'd get the commercially made super tight rolled ones if you go that route.Click to expand.This may be a silly question: did you actually click on the Konan entry in your roster?Īt first glance, it appears that you've setup the Character Folder correctly. One thing I really like is the tortillon ()(it's basically just tightly rolled newsprint with a sharpish tip, you can make 'em out of newspapers or even facial tissue in fact). (Speaking of which, don't erase your original line until after you're happy with the new line otherwise you might well end up tracing the same bloody line a dozen times and hating the way it looks.) Mainly if you want to make adjustments, lighter lines are a lot easier to erase afterward. Ease up on the pressure when making your outlines, you can always go back and make 'em darker later if you like. I use a mechanical pencil for most of my drawings, and you can accomplish quite a lot with a 0.5mm (or 0.7mm, I suppose). Success is built on failure, or something like that. The shape of the crescent, really.ĭon't worry about it, Admiral. I would have liked to have a bit more variation at the lighter parts, but here we are.Īlso, I found it really helps me figure out the shading for a sphere if I think of the moon. The results seem to have gone pretty well. then I remembered the thing from the first video about tools, so I took a discarded sheet of paper and rolled it into really tight tube, then flattened and folded it to give it a little stiffness, and used that as a blending tool to blend away my lines. I think my mechanical pencil may be too sharp for most shading, though, no matter how light I went, it always ended up leaving notable lines. Guy had a bunch of tools I didn't have access to. Well, all of one and a the first minute or two of the other. Since my earlier attempt was so unpleasant, I figured I should put some effort in on that front.
I did try to find such a tutorial, but it seems that in order to get a decent eye, one must first understand shading.
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