Steve Palmer
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Create Animated Sprays in Team Fortress 2 and Counter-Strike
Posted 01/30/2008 at 03:26:12pm
I tried following the tutorial and couldn't get the background which was transparent in Photoshop to stay transparent in the spray, no matter how I saved the output file. Also the article references "for a high-speed preview of your spray" but where can you specify the delay between frame switch? I got the spray up on a wall in a TF2 server, and it was flipping as fast as it did in the preview pane in VTFedit. It's seizure inducing. More details please on an otherwise excellent, inspiring, and exciting tutorial.