I've noticed in the animated gif on the front page.....



it flashes what is basically somewhat of a (white) shadow of each of the weapons in the game. It would be kewl if someone could post those either here or in the "fansite & media kit" section for uses in fan pics/wallpaper or whatever. I was hoping to use them to make an official S.Q.U.A.D. Logo (I could do it on my own, but using printscreen to try and capture a specific weapon would be a hassle).

[EdiT] They could all look something like this....

you can open the file in image ready or something and it will allow u to select all individual frames to save independently without print screen

We do have a press kit.

I know, but does it have THOSE pics specifically?



Is Image Ready free, or is there a trial or what?

Image Ready comes with Photoshop, but you should be able to isolate every frame with any Animation program. I don't know any free ones offhand.

The best free alternative to Photoshop that I've found is the GIMP. It's interface is a little awkward, so I personally use GimpShop, which is an edited GIMP made to look and act like Photoshop. It can edit GIFs frame by frame. I hope this is what you're looking for.

I've already started making new Crash Test Logos..... here's a few (one using the m4 shadow)......





I think I'm gunna make the m4 logo my forum logo (maybe).

[EdiT] Oh yeah, I also made a S.Q.U.A.D. logo using a Graffiti Creator I found.... tell me what you think....

its fine. You can download MAcromedia Flash 9 Pro's trial version. Its 30 days only though.

Meh.... me and Flash don't talk anymore.... I tried using it before, it was being difficult, so I got rid of it.

flash is easy, I started using it when I was like 13, I still use it now but not as often as PS and Max.

I used it for animation, and it wouldn't do some of the things I wanted it to.
If your talking about using it for drawing or picture editing, I'd rather not.

I use flash for that purpose sometimes. It all depends on what I want to get done sometimes it gets done faster when using lots of software having different specialties.