PlanetSide 2 Official Fan Art Thread - Page 10

PsychoXR-20 · 2012-03-04, 12:39 AM

Saved the best empire for last, the glorious NC!

Synapses · 2012-03-04, 12:47 AM

Originally Posted by PsychoXR-20

Saved the best empire for last, the glorious NC!

Very impressive. Man I wish I had yall's skills, and here I was thinking my photoshop images were cool and great =P

What makes me curious, is why does it spin so perfectly and quick in the forum, but once I save it and open it, its spinning nice and slow and almost laggy?

PsychoXR-20 · 2012-03-04, 12:58 AM

Originally Posted by Synapses

What makes me curious, is why does it spin so perfectly and quick in the forum, but once I save it and open it, its spinning nice and slow and almost laggy?

I really don't know, it does the same for me. When I made the VS one I was hesitant about even uploading it because I thought it was going to run like crap, but once it was uploaded it ran just as smooth as it did in PhotoShop, and the .avi test I made. But just opening it using windows picture viewer it's really slow.

basti · 2012-03-04, 01:00 AM

Originally Posted by PsychoXR-20

Saved the best empire for last, the glorious NC!

I see what you did there. So did i :P

PsychoXR-20 · 2012-03-04, 01:07 AM

Originally Posted by basti

I see what you did there. So did i :P

I won't lie, when you mentioned you were going to make them in 3D, it made me want to try it as well.

basti · 2012-03-04, 01:24 AM

Originally Posted by PsychoXR-20

I won't lie, when you mentioned you were going to make them in 3D, it made me want to try it as well.

Figured. Yea, why not, competition is good. Now i need to make sure mine are just in all ways better.

CrystalViolet · 2012-03-04, 01:44 AM

both of you made the inner sections of the gear teeth too sharp, there should be a slight fillet. :P

PsychoXR-20 · 2012-03-04, 02:09 AM

Originally Posted by CViolet

both of you made the inner sections of the gear teeth too sharp, there should be a slight fillet. :P

If you look at it, you'll see see two sets of teeth, a lighter yellow, and a more orange, the yellow ones are fillet slightly, but the orange ones are offset, intersecting the yellow teeth, creating a point.