Monster Racer Rush
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3.80 / 5.00 4,200 ViewsIt's very nice, but just doesn't seem to flow very well. Try making the curves more aesthetic and make the entire design more streamlined.
Thank you very much. I happily accept your criticism. In the meantime, here is another picture I just finished, based on the Christmas theme!
And a Merry Christmas to children everywhere. Here is my gift to you, everybody.
First attempt at dramatic lighting + painting metal. Feedback would be appreciated.
1. Username: UndefinedART
2. City/State: Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
3. NG level: 3
4. Comments on the picture you made: The enigma that is Ghost. First time cel-shading.
5. Age: 15
Eh, so-so. Work on anatomy. The proportions are all off, and don't go laying the blame on "But this is the style I prefer!". Shading's alright, but a bit half-assed. When I was 13 I came up with this. But that was a fair while back.
Look, I think we're missing the point here. I don't really mind what category it falls under. I don't really mind if it's not an unconventional medium. I just felt inspired to do something of this sort, and now I'm just looking for a little bit of feedback.
Well, as I said, I'm new to this category of art, so I'm not even sure about the exact name for it. I am trying to nail realism at the moment; I already have a pretty firm grasp over cartoonish styles, and am trying to develop that into more realistic forms.
Hey guys, my name's D'Vigil and I'm a wannabe artist. Today I made my first real attempt at abstraction, and attempting to convey human emotion through an unconventional medium. As I haven't got any prior experience in this particular art style, I am posting the picture here so that anybody who is familiar with abstraction can give me some construction criticism, as I intend to produce more works in this style. Thanks a lot, everyone. For more of my previous stuff, visit my deviantART page at http://evilrandomguyblah.deviantart.com.
-D'Vigil
I understand textboxes. I just mean that I called the dynamic text box a2 and then triied to target it using a variable instead of a2 in which the variable was equal to a2...
I have a grid number game in which u assign random numbers to random boxes. I called these boxes a1 a2 a3 a4 and so on. I then make a variable and when I want to assign a number to be shown in a dynamic text box I use code _root.variable.text = NUMBERVAR;
variable is equal too "a"+2 or whatever I want it to target. It doesn't work though. I am using as2 and it only ever seems to pick it up if I actually calll the dynamic text box variable. How do I target a dynamic text field using variables with letters and numbers???
I need to know if there is an easy way of makeing the numbers 1 - 99 randomly appear in 100 boxes. SO every time they randomise there are random numbers in random boxes but only the numbers form 1 -99. I am not asking for code but I am asking for a summary of what I should do. I need the random number to apear and then somehow check the other 99 boxes if the number is the same or something like that. Arrays??? Lots of Variables???