[Guide] Professional Flyff Banner

05/11/2013 12:00 Louis'#1
Greetings everyone!

I've noticed that a lot of flyff servers do have good websites but missing out on representative slideshows or images.

To help you, having more possibilities in the making of good looking stuff I have some really helpful tips & tricks you should definitely use!


My example:

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Attention: This tutorial is written for photoshop.
If you're using a different program don't be scared.
Those techiques can also be used in other programs like gimp.



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Stay on topic

If you're hosting a flyff server then it is a must to use
images referring to it! Google has many images for good looking
backgrounds or flyff characters.

Not enoth?
Visit the official [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...]
and download the "Fan Site Kit" in the "Media" section.
One of the most helpful kits I've ever seen!
It provides a lot of the original flyff art including backgrounds,
weapons, items, characters, monsters and much more.


High quality item images needed?

As you can see in my example I'm using the default ingame drop model
and upgrade gems in different angles with some motion & light effects.
But how can you get those?
You have to visit [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...]. At the bottom of the website you can
click the download button to download the Flyff Cash Shop Viewer.
To use the viewer you need the official flyff game directory!
The complete How-To-Use is on the website.

When you finally have everything set, go to "Options"
and select "Set Background Color". Untick the Skybox
and choose a color that is easy to render out.

Zoom in your object to get the best detail of it. Take a
screenshot with the "Druck/Print" key on your keyboard and
directly paste it into photoshop. Now you just have to
select the "Magic Wand Tool" (make sure "Anti-alias" in the
top bar is ticket ) and select the monochrome color on your
screenshot. Press "Entf/Delete" to get rid of the color.
Now you should have your neat render of your object.

Simply as it is..


Download my example:
( Compatible with Photoshop CS4+ )

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Give me some feedback if you find that short tutorial/tips&tricks helpful.

I really appreciate it!

Louis.
05/13/2013 03:09 Buffmebuffyou#2
Some people on this forums should really read tutorials like that. :P

@Threadstarter: Great job!
07/31/2013 13:15 Louis'#3
Bring it up, so you can read it!

Greetz.
08/01/2013 12:43 Мarvіn#4
Really nice idea for creating some new sliders for my website. Thank you.
06/24/2022 14:25 macoypoako#5
Nice +1
06/28/2022 20:11 Ssam_#6
I'm taking advantage of this up to ask if someone have the original Fansite Kit from Gpotato ? Can't find it anywhere these days. Thanks!