Where should I save them to and what file type should they be because .png does not work.
[editline]11:29AM[/editline]
I rate myself dumb. I am dumb.
.bmp
[editline]10:30AM[/editline]
... is the easiest.
What about .vtf? Is VTFedit a good route to go?
You can use .vtf, but it's just a lot easier to use .bmp, unless you want transparency or an animated spray.
I wanted to use this:
[img]http://i268.photobucket.com/albums/jj36/zeldafanjohn/spyfro_2.png[/img]
But it's a .png and I want to use it as a spray.
[url]http://www.gamesprays.com/team-fortress-2/tutorial/creating-team-fortress-2-sprays/[/url]
Might help.
I can be no help to you if it's a transparent spray, as I am to lazy to ever make a spray transparent.
[QUOTE=Pretzelz;17263877][url]http://www.gamesprays.com/team-fortress-2/tutorial/creating-team-fortress-2-sprays/[/url]
Might help.
I can be no help to you if it's a transparent spray, as I am to lazy to ever make a spray transparent.[/QUOTE]
Okay thanks. Until I can make a transparent one, I'll find one that isn't transparent. Thanks.
Save as a tga file. Nuff said.
[QUOTE=Necrotic Fever;17264699]Save as a tga file. Nuff said.[/QUOTE]
This. If it's a non-transparent image you save it as a .tga, then import it into vtfedit, save it as a .vtf, put it in your sprays folder, open up TF2 and import it.
If it's transparent you have to add an alpha layer, if you want I can make your picture into a spray for you.
[editline]11:50AM[/editline]
Just pop [url=http://filesmelt.com/downloader/spyfrowed.vtf]this[/url] baby in your sprays folder, import it in, and spray away.
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