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Published: 2015-10-29 19:50:15 +0000 UTC; Views: 8758; Favourites: 61; Downloads: 0
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I feel kind of odd today. Instead of waiting for next scheduled release. I thought I'd upload this today.Templates
Comes with a zip containing a 2 inch version and a 3 inch version since the 2 inch can be a little hard to make.
Otherwise there are 4 faces which you can swap out at your own leisure. Be careful because you can smudge the face.
Have fun building.
While I don't think I need to state this.
Artwork and the character belongs to Toby Fox.
I just vectored it, and turned it into a little paper standee.
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Can I somehow transform the versions you download into jpeg, png ? I would like to get them a bit bigger in photoshop. ( Kinda new in this >.< )
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You should be able to import the PDF file into Photoshop to make a JPEG.
Easiest way would be to drag the file onto photoshop and it may open up. (I can't really test it myself)
Since it's pixel based re-scaling it shouldn't be too rough, but if you find it's becoming blurry
you may want to try Illustrator (or inkscape). Vector based programs mostly re-scale without losing resolution.
If you're having any trouble let me know. A resize isn't troubling.
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Ah its alright, but thank you ! It was really hard to cut haha, but I am proud I finally did it.
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Yeah the pixel design does that.
An awesome!
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So I printed the template. But how do I build it?Β
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There is a similar question down below, but considering it's been a while.
First there are three parts to the body you make first.
Cut out the grey inside to the main body part on the left. (referring to 2in version)
Afterwards cut to the inside of the grey pixels outlining the body. This will be the front of Flowey.
Next cut out the darkish grey center part which will be the spacer between the front and back. (Allows you to use different flowey faces unless you want to glue just one in.)
Then cut the all white one on the right to the inside of the grey and that is the back.
From there you would glue the pieces from the front face, to the center darkish grey piece, to the all white piece. Make sure the front layer does not end up being glued to the back
To assemble to the base (ovalish pieces) cut the marked slit in the center and push the bottom of Flowey's tabs through the cut, glue underneath, and put the other one over to hide the tabs.
From there it may be difficult to change faces on flowey, but it'll ease with time.
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I am getting a little trouble on where to place the black bit could you help me out
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Between the two white body pieces.
It's a middle piece to space those two out so you can slip in the face.
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What is the black middle piece for? I don't understand.....
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The piece in the center is to space out the front and the back.
Makes it easier to slide the face pieces in and out as well.
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So do you cut out the grey part in the 1st piece
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Yes you cut out the grey part in the center of the piece to display different Flowey faces.
Otherwise cut to the inside of the grey outlining the body.
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Oh that makes much more senseΒ
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I'm having a bit of trouble. I tried downloading it from the link, but when I opened the files, it was just the coding of it in notepad. Please help if you can XD
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From what you're describing I think you may not have support for PDF files or for whatever reason Notepad is set to be the default to open them.
I just realized after typing this up that most web browsers can handle PDF these days, so at minimum you can take your file, drag it over to your web browser's icon or tab tray, and it'll open it right up for you. If you still want it to be an automatic thing when you click, follow the last section about setting default programs. Otherwise you can ignore the section below this unless you want something dedicated to reading only PDF files.
If you haven't pick up a pdf reader. The most common one is Adobe's [ get.adobe.com/reader/ ] ( Just make sure you click that you don't want McAfee (An antivirus) in the optional section before downloading, unless you want it.) From there the Acrobat Reader should become you're default PDF reader. I know there is one provided by Win8 and Win10 app store I believe, and other alternatives too.
If you already have a reader for PDF, but it's not acting as the default program, right click on the file >Open with>Choose another app. This will give you a list of programs that can handle opening the file and just click "always use this app to open .pdf files" before clicking ok to make it the standard.
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I'll try my best with describing the process. There are three main parts that compose the body and two that make the base. I recommend gluing the body together first making sure not to glue the front to the back. From there cut the slit from the top base a little wider than the line to slide the body into the base. Make sure the body has dried first from glue. From there glue the bottom of the base and you're done.
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Enjoy and take your time.
Cutting pixels can be tedious.
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Hehe. True you probably don't want to keep him around for too long.
Although since yesterday he's been sitting on my desk sticking his tongue out at me.
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