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Published: 2009-06-12 16:28:38 +0000 UTC; Views: 6594; Favourites: 50; Downloads: 369
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This is the circle from the cover of "Introduction to Alchemy" the book from which Ed and Al first began to learn alchemy as show in Ep. 3 - Mother. This circle is sans symbols as yet but I'll add them eventually probly when I try tpo make the full cover.Related content
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How did you get The lines Straight?It looks Perfectly Symetrical!My lines are Always Off.I use The free Program Paint.net.It works Fine Enough But still.
Can you Tell me your Secrets.I think every Person Knows but me...
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Most programmes give you straight lines horizontally, vertically and at 45 degrees if you hold shift when you draw them. The symmetry is because I cheat and copy the first line then rotate it the required amount (I usually star with the vertical lines so they will be straight and at the right angle), I use Photoshop and it lets you enter the angle you want and you can pick the centre of rotation, I'm not sure what other programmes do. The circles are centred because in Photoshop - and other programmes like GIMP(free open-source version of Photoshop without all the fancy filters and effects) and Serif - If you cut a layer and then paste it back it will be pasted in the centre of the view so if you're full zoomed out it's the centre of the page. Hope I helped a little. Sorry for the late response 
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I rather like Serif but it pisses me off that I can't change the anchor point so that it'll rotate perfectly from the bottom of a line instead of the center.
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One of the reasons I stuck to Photoshop not sure if any updates have fixed the problem.
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Its ok sense were even because Im sorry for making u explain all that.I really didnt get,I am one of those people that Just cant understand those kind off things unless i see them done,Sorry!
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