No, it's not even resized properly! The sprite I added is how a sprite should be resized to 200%, and as you can see, it's blurry because he still didn't resize properly!
DAMMIT! That's not an answer! He wants to know what steps you take when editting the damn image. Just say how and where you obtain your sprites, then tell us what option and in what program you resize them. It's that Goddamn simple. stop posting the exact same image over and over. We can see it already. We read the previous posts, we know which image we are refering to.
I seriously don't believe that English is your native language. I now believe that you were lying, when you said it was.
it is I have a lower than grade level english spelling and grammar
1. I rip most of the spirtes my self lile the bedroom sprite, and a good amount of 2 characters
2. I usually now use Photoshop element to edit my picture but i use the image resize option
3. then I get that crappy comic that you see there
Yours is just a poorly resized mess, and speaking of which, I just loaded photoshop, and was unable to recreate your grainyness using ANY of the resize options, so quite how you pulled it off, I still do not understand, unless of course you're not using photoshop, which based on current evidence seems the most likely scenario.
EDIT: Also, please stop the self pity it is getting annoying. And could you clearly tell us how old you are please?
While I do love Pokémon-X, it actually does have what you refer to as "image noise." It's not so evident in some of them, but others are terrible. Sure, it's a result of having to compress them too much so they can fit on comic genesis, but not the best example when you're going for "this has no image noise."
I just cropped out that weird background and then resized it to 200%. I did it in Paint.
EDIT: Close-up of mine at 400%: and yours at 400%:
I'm not trying to be a dick-head show-off (this couldn't be considered showing off in the least). I'm just trying to drive in my point. It's really simple. Don't do anything other than resize; stretch/skew.
I can't think of even one reason why this could be true. All browsers can display png files. There is not a single one available right now that could view this forum and allow you to post on it without being able to view them.
I don't think its his resizing images that is the issue, I think its how he's saving them.
EDIT: I am now convinved he is not using photoshop. After TRYING to save a picture as a GIF with incredibly low quality, I still got this:
Even after resizing it to 200% on Bicubic instead of nearest neighbor, I got this with the maximum amount of dithering and 32 colors.
Now I'm not using elements, but I am under the impression that they have similar saving algorithms, so I doubt that would make much of a difference. Unless he's using photoshop 1.0 or something.
EDIT: Actually, I'm not sure if I understood the meaning of that. Are you saying that you can use Frontpage to browse the web, or that you do use Frontpage? Either way, go download Firefox, right now. It's free and will let you look at most anything you'd actually want to look at.
DOUBLE EDIT: I didn't even know Frontpage could be used as a web-browser. Can it? I've never used it before.
Actually I think it's an error.Actually I can use Frontpage, but it can only take me so far.
I think that is what you said. But I'm not even sure what the "it" is that you are referring to as the error.
Don't use frontpage. Thats a website editor, not an image editor. Use photoshop to resize your image. But before you do, go to Edit>Preferences>General and make sure "intropolation" is set to "Nearest Neighbor (Faster)." I don't think I can make it much more clear than that. If you can't follow these simple instructions, then there is probably no hope for you.
EDIT: Frontpage as a web browser? Maybe if you saved the source and opened it for every webpage you went to...
Night Lord, nobody here likes kirby's inconsderate posting. We've all made it clear over many months that the minimum social standard for this place is the use of good written grammar, including punctuation. He's determined to post with no regard to his readers, and it's really not our responsibility to decode his keyboard-mashings. We all would be better off putting him on 'ignore' than continuing to beg him to post legibly.
Kirby, just post in the kind of English you'd use on a school assignment, and try to follow the technical advice that you asked for. That's all we really want.
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Also, AgentCel, calling mjc a liar isn't helping, so please stop being a provocateur, you'll just piss people off...
EDIT: Goddamnit, I sound like a mod and bossy again, so I sorry again.
Also, your grammar is atrocious, I can barely understand you. I'm sorry to say it.
I seriously don't believe that English is your native language. I now believe that you were lying, when you said it was.
1. I rip most of the spirtes my self lile the bedroom sprite, and a good amount of 2 characters
2. I usually now use Photoshop element to edit my picture but i use the image resize option
3. then I get that crappy comic that you see there
Yours is just a poorly resized mess, and speaking of which, I just loaded photoshop, and was unable to recreate your grainyness using ANY of the resize options, so quite how you pulled it off, I still do not understand, unless of course you're not using photoshop, which based on current evidence seems the most likely scenario.
EDIT: Also, please stop the self pity it is getting annoying. And could you clearly tell us how old you are please?
side note I can't view png files in my browser
Actually, I'm not helping him, just pointing out that he screwed up.
While I do love Pokémon-X, it actually does have what you refer to as "image noise." It's not so evident in some of them, but others are terrible. Sure, it's a result of having to compress them too much so they can fit on comic genesis, but not the best example when you're going for "this has no image noise."
EDIT: Close-up of mine at 400%:
I'm not trying to be a dick-head show-off (this couldn't be considered showing off in the least). I'm just trying to drive in my point. It's really simple. Don't do anything other than resize; stretch/skew.
THAT IS TOO DAMN SMALL!
Behemoth resized them for you, use that!
I can't think of even one reason why this could be true. All browsers can display png files. There is not a single one available right now that could view this forum and allow you to post on it without being able to view them.
EDIT: I am now convinved he is not using photoshop. After TRYING to save a picture as a GIF with incredibly low quality, I still got this:
Even after resizing it to 200% on Bicubic instead of nearest neighbor, I got this with the maximum amount of dithering and 32 colors.
Now I'm not using elements, but I am under the impression that they have similar saving algorithms, so I doubt that would make much of a difference. Unless he's using photoshop 1.0 or something.
What gives Kirby?
EDIT: Actually, I'm not sure if I understood the meaning of that. Are you saying that you can use Frontpage to browse the web, or that you do use Frontpage? Either way, go download Firefox, right now. It's free and will let you look at most anything you'd actually want to look at.
DOUBLE EDIT: I didn't even know Frontpage could be used as a web-browser. Can it? I've never used it before.
Don't use frontpage. Thats a website editor, not an image editor. Use photoshop to resize your image. But before you do, go to Edit>Preferences>General and make sure "intropolation" is set to "Nearest Neighbor (Faster)." I don't think I can make it much more clear than that. If you can't follow these simple instructions, then there is probably no hope for you.
EDIT: Frontpage as a web browser? Maybe if you saved the source and opened it for every webpage you went to...
edit: well I don't know actually so I'm not sure
Listen, carefully read your posts before sending them, try to see them from someone elses perspective
Kirby, just post in the kind of English you'd use on a school assignment, and try to follow the technical advice that you asked for. That's all we really want.