Glass Style Break-Out Sprites
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 Here is some sprites I created sometime ago, anyhow, they're available for use in commercial and non-commercial projects, just remember, give credit where credit is due. http://rapidshare.com/files/107055561/Glass_Sprites.zip.html |
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| Cool :o) |
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| It's nice to offer stuff but I have to ask why they seem to be made of two mistmatching halves? |
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| Not sure really - That's just the way I learned to make glossy type graphics from the tutorial on the web. |
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| Well, it's hardly Assassin's Creed media - but I'll add them to my collection. Any chance you can do a white one for the rectangular ones and also do all the round ones in the same colours as the rectangular ones? |
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| Those are definitely off, try fading the middle line out to not visible near the ends of the image. |
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| I don't even have the original PSD file anymore I made these so long ago, feel free to modify them yourself if you would like. |
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heres some of mine feel free to use:      |
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I've got some shiny balls I don't need: |
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 It's a Ming vase. DO NOT break it. |
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| If you're using PS change your highlight layer to overlay instead of normal... or whatever it's set to :). |
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| It's nice to offer stuff but I have to ask why they seem to be made of two mistmatching halves? To make them look glassy. Look glassy to me. |
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| To make them look glassy. They would still look glassy without the seam generated from the mismatched halves wouldn't they? |
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| Thank you for the use of your balls, Andy. |
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