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29th Mar 2004, 05:49 PM
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Twist Your Perception
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Join Date: May. 14th, 2001
Location: United Kingdom
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Upaint help
Right does anyone know how to set Upaint up so that when you modify a image you also see it updated on the model without having to do a new import each time?
Just its really slowing down how long its taking me to make my first 2004 skin.
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29th Mar 2004, 08:34 PM
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van de kamp
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Not possible to the best of my knowledge. Why don't you save your image... Move forward about five steps then import it... Then if you're happy move on from there, if you're not just revert to the last bit you liked
 When you get used to it and realise the parts you're painting then you'll hardly use Upaint at all - I know I don't anymore. Or, in Upaint use the eraser or a brush to paint over different areas on the image (without saving!) and see where the parts are on the body. Then goto your image editing s/w and go from there. You can always do any touch ups in Upaint later if you make a mistake. Dunno if that's any use to ya 
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30th Mar 2004, 03:00 PM
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van de kamp
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lol ya need any other help let me know and I'll help if I can
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