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RandomNumbers5902672 — Tutorial on How To Import Custom Props
Published: 2014-06-30 03:11:40 +0000 UTC; Views: 5579; Favourites: 47; Downloads: 29
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Well, there hasn't been a tutorial on how to import, and since I'm currently hosting a contest that relies a lot on customs, I have to do something. While my PC is Portuguese, there's a saying in my country: "for a good understander, half of a word is enough." It's a rather minimalistic tutorial, any doubt just tell me.Bison hat by StrawberryHoboCake
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I actually didn't know about that last part, I just kept a notepad of a list of file routes.
It was really informative and it'll make importing easier when I have to do it back and forth between props
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Well, this is gonna make it a hell of a lot easier, so I don't have to go through menus and annoying stuff. Thanks!
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Glorious shall be the day when Create.swf accepts .svg files.
Or at least it'll absolve me from the mindless tedium of exporting hundreds of files to .png
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I had no idea about that shortcut. Thank you so much for telling me about it! This will make things so much easier!
... Now if only you could just drag the images from the folder onto create.swf...
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It's not only .png files, you can import .jpg as well.
...not that I'd recommend it, but it's possible.
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Hm, I didn't try to import a .jpg, but I actually tried importing a .jpeg once but it didn't work, but thanks for the catch.
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