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SelenaEde β Windows 7 MS Paint Tutorial - Changing Outline
Published: 2013-06-23 04:27:56 +0000 UTC; Views: 45386; Favourites: 580; Downloads: 319
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A quick tutorial on how to change the outline color of a base using Windows 7 MS Paint. Lot's of people were asking. Here it is.Related content
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Did you follow all of the steps?
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yes i did but it didn't work?
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the fist time i didnt get it but when i read it i get itΒ
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Do you have it figured out now?
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i still do not get it, i feel like an idiot T_T
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Do you get it now? I noticed you managed to use the sheet OK.
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Well now I feel like the world's biggest idiot. Thanks!Β
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No need to feel like an idiot.
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plus sometimes that doesnt work uvu'
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You certainly can. This is just my preferred method.Β
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DAT WORKS ON WINDOWS 8 TOO! :3 THANKS!!!
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Eeyup. Windows 8 and Windows 7 Paint are pretty identical.Β
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Are you sure you followed the steps correctly?
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Yes. don't worry i figured it out teehee :3
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I just use the eraser trick....
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That trick works too, but I find this method faster personally.Β
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Your method doesn't work every time I use u\it. I find my way a bit better.
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Are you sure you are following all the steps correctly? Once you know what you are doing this method takes like 5 seconds to do. But if you prefer the eraser method then that is cool too
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OMG this helped sooo much thank you
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Well, it didnt work...
I did it all correctly.
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Are you sure you followed every step?
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This is what you do:
1. Put transparent selection on
2. If you use the eraser tool for it, get the first outline color, then the color you wish to use in the secondary color, right click your mouse, holding it and using the eraser, put your mouse over the outlined color of the pony, then it should just change that color, nothing else.
3. if using anything else, I suggest this:
1. Get transparent selection
2. get the outline color of the pony as the secondary color so that's transparent.
3. Get a rectangle, fill it in with the color you want, then use the move tool to move the pony, move it in the rectangle and it should show that the outline color of the pony is transparent, so the outline would be the color in the rectangle.
I hope you get it, it might be confusing but understand.
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Thanks, but i finally figured it out.
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Saves me all that time than using the eraser
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OMG SO MUCH EASIER THAN HOW I DO IT!
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THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THIS. THANK YOU.
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Glad to help
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for all those who are having trouble, for the last step all you need to do is make a square bigger than your pony, change the color of the smaller color square, and move your pony on to the square with transparent selection on.
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That still doesnt work
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