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SelenaEde — MS and Mac Paint Tutorial - Changing Outline Color
Published: 2012-08-25 22:56:05 +0000 UTC; Views: 26270; Favourites: 197; Downloads: 112
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A quick tutorial on how to change the outline color of a base using Mac Paintbrush and Windows XP MS Paint.*It should be noted that I do not have nor do I use nor have I ever used Mac Paintbrush. As such this tutorial was made by doing a bit of research.
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The exact same way as shown here. The tools might be in slightly different places, but it is otherwise the same
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YEAH!! So few people use it!! I LOVE IT!! I cant use any other program. Do you know how to change the color of the outline?
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It is a really nice program, I don't know how to change the color of the outline. I tried doing it with the fill bucket. That sometimes works.
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yeah but it takes lots of time I try doing my own outline but I want it too be thin not thick
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There is an option at the top where you can change your line size.
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I know but that is hard. (Im very lazy XD)
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Well I don't know of any other way to help you. ( I use paint.net but not very often. I hardly have access to a computer)
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how would i do this in autodesk sketchbook or photoshop elements 10?
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I don't have either of those program, nor have I used them to any extent. I'm afraid I cannot be of much help here.
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Its okay i will figure it out, thanks!
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what is this "colour eraser" thou speakest of?
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No, Acctually. It takes me about 1 minuette! ^^
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Takes me much less to do it this way. *shrug*
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I'm sorry if I'm spamming you and you can spam this, but I think you should make it into different color, 'cause I can't see the difference except the brightness.
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aaa thank you so much! i've been trying to figure out how to use your bases faster in such a long time!
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I don't get 8. 
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I just make the pony completely white next to the image, except for the outline, and copy and paste it 4 times, each 1 pixel in a different direction from the original outline 
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(I hope it helped <:3 )
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It did, thanks.
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I have just one question...Where has this been all my life? I never knew it was eay I've been doing it the hard way for years.
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Glad to be of service. I too did it the hard way for a long time before I came across this wonderous series of events by playing around with MS Paint.
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I.... don't understand the step 2
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Step 2 is basically just telling you to click the button you found in step 1.
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It works! This saved me TONS of time, THANK YOU SO MUCH.
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I.... don't understand the last part. What area?
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The entire paint screen.
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Neat! ^.^ I think I'm going to stick with just coloring things on Gimp, but this was good to know! Thanks SelenaEde~
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hey could you do that with the updated verison cause i do not have this verison
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I'm fairly certain you can do it with any version.
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So if you have 20 years ago and you signed for 3 years means that when you were 17 years old, really?
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