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- Nato777
For some really nice examples of cleaned up Standards head on over to the Clean'em Up - Standard to Premium thread.
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GIMP Tutorial: Cleanups - Standard to Premium
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For some really nice examples of cleaned up Standards head on over to the Clean'em Up - Standard to Premium thread.
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- Hybrid_Tifoso
Woohoo! Tutorial 
Sad that I can't download the software though...
Sad that I can't download the software though...
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- RetroJohan
That is really nice, maybe I should try it out 
👍
👍
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- nissanfanatic
Great work! 👍 Thanks for putting in the time and effort to produce such a great, easy to read/follow tool that will really help. Its very different to how i was doing things but with a little practice it will be a lot better to clean up standards. Thanks again!
TheeFrogmanlego
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Great thread!!!
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- NewAesthetic
- SlipZtrEm
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- Primus Ortus
Wow Nato - great job!
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- mcgillc_10
Great tutorial. 👍
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Q: will you be adding a section on cleaning up the textures themselves now that you've made everything else look easy?
Thank you
Thank you
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- JL_AUDIO
Fantastic job! 
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- SPYDER_907
Well Nato, this is not only helpful it's simply magnificent.
Thanks for all the time you spent to equip us with your knowledge.
To be honest, I didn't even know those path tools found my way through lots of "workarounds"
My very best workaround to avoid jaggies I will freely reveal to all of us:
Panning Mode 1 @ 1/60 sec.
Works perfectly with tyre smoke, dust, snow flurry and even with unperfectly rendered parts and accessoires
Thanks for all the time you spent to equip us with your knowledge.
To be honest, I didn't even know those path tools found my way through lots of "workarounds"
My very best workaround to avoid jaggies I will freely reveal to all of us:
Panning Mode 1 @ 1/60 sec.
Works perfectly with tyre smoke, dust, snow flurry and even with unperfectly rendered parts and accessoires
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- F-sharp_A-sharp
Thank you, Nato! Wonderful tutorial, and so nice you did it for GIMP. As we now it's free and for me, a linux user, it's really the only decent image editor available. Can't wait to use your tips, thanks again.
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- Dooblewasur
Sub'd! Thanks mucho.
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- tronrider345
Thanks man, I finally tried this for the first try and this was the result:
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- Lupo_Drifter
Finally! Someone shows that GIMP has real potential! This tutorial was excellent! Time to try it!
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- jaytmtb
Yes you can download this, and it's free
http://www.gimp.org/
http://www.gimp.org/
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- GTP_ktz_
Thx for this tutorial. I'm a HUGE fan of the Tommy Kaira ZZ2, that's my fav car and then i decided to make my ZZ2 pic
Tommy Kaira ZZ2 par alexktz_1993, sur Flickr
Tommy Kaira ZZ2 par alexktz_1993, sur Flickr
JJSCHMITTY
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That's kind of what I'm thinking too. It seems like it doesn't take 10 hours or so (my guess of how long it takes to render a prenium car, if not more) and that doing all of the standards like this would only take Popholony a week or two. I was also wondering if you could use the standards like that once they were in the game, and if you could, how you got them in the game to use. If my questions were answered in the tutorial, I'm sorry, but if they weren't, great. Thanks!
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