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SelenaEde — Windows 7 MS Paint Tutorial - Changing Outline
Published: 2013-06-23 04:27:56 +0000 UTC; Views: 45401; 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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oh, now the eareser is not working, what should i do now?
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if it doesnt work and you do everything correctly, just copy/paste it one a different page.
Example:
say I'm using MS Paint on tab 1. the eareser doesn't work. I open tab 2.
on the 2nd tab of (MS Paint) opened, the eareser should work again.
it happens to me all the time.
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ah, ok.
sry
im just saying if it doesn't work that's what I do.
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I don't really use the eraser method. Perhaps googling it would be helpeful?
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maybe i will try your way on how you did with the tutorial, maybe i did something wrong
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It didnt worked :/ it only colored the inside of the pony
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That means that you accidentally selected the inside color of the pony as the second color and not the outline color. I suggest zooming in to ensure accuracy when dropper tooling the outline color.
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IT WORKEEDD THANK YOUUUUUUUUUUU
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THANK YOU NOW I DON'T HAVE TO GO CLICK CLICK OOPS I MESSED UP GOTTA DO IT AGAIN THANK YOU
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OH MY GOSH THANK YOU SO MUCHHHH FOR THISSSSSSS
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OMG it worked!! *o*
Thank you for this tutorial, it helped me very much
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Nevermind my previous question. But now I must ask, how you do it with a multiple-pony base?
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The exact same way. On all of my own bases I ensure each pony has a different outline color so that this same process can be used without interfering with or accidentally changing the color of another pony.
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I will see if it works better,
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Thank you for the tutorial! Helped a lot!
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I just use the eraser, there's a trick I use for the outline and other things...
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I personally find this quicker than the eraser once you get it memorized and get the hang of it.
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It's actually very easy and most people use it, the you put the color you don't want in box 'Color 1' and the one you want in box 'Color 2' and then you right click using the eraser tool then 'Color 1' will change to 'Color 2'
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Are you sure you followed all the steps?
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Yes, I followed all of them exact.
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Then I am not sure why it is not working. Are you using the corresponding version of MS Paint? Windows 7/8?
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Does this work in Windows 8 MS Paint? By the way your bases are lovely <3
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Thanks you 
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Ah thank you so much!
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it wont work it just colors it the outline color ;-;
but your bases are really good so have a dog
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Are you sure you followed all of the steps correctly? And thanks for the dog
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That's what its supposed to colour!
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it all just the outline color the whole thing nothing else
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Yeah, that's what this tutorial is for!
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