[Misnake]

Okay, thanks, but what does it mean to have separate transparent images?

I think that you were looking at the growable oekaki drawing, which grows and has more stages. Instead of having some of then transparent, they wished for all of them to be transparent.

So basically separate transparent images for each stage means more images that have transparent background for more stages. In case you understand what I'm saying.

[indigo.]

I do know, that is for a growable oekaki, but i just don't understand. I'm sorry.

[Rai-kun]

Uh, I left my computer for a little while and when I came back the drawing I made wasn't there. There was just a big white box where the pick should be. it took me like 2 and a half hours to get where I had been! I haven't closed that tab yet or left that page , is there anyway I can fix this?

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Nevermind, it couldn't be helped. I just can't believe it did that.

[catplushie]

I was just wondering what 'hex codes' are. I see them on the adopatble oekakis and I was just wondering what they are/how to use them. Thanks!

[Tuike]

I was just wondering what 'hex codes' are. I see them on the adopatble oekakis and I was just wondering what they are/how to use them. Thanks!

They are codes for colors. :] You know, if you wanted to use the exact same color as your character has in another drawing, you can use hex code to get the right color.

As for how to use it, I guess you could bring the picture with the colors you want into paint, pick the colours and get the RGB values for them and then convert RGB values to hex code here. ouo;;
That's a bit of a hassle though, so if you have Gimp or Photoshop, then by all means, use the colorpicker there to get the hex code. :'D

To insert hex code for a colour, click on the box under the colorpicker.

[catplushie]

Oh. That makes alot of sense now.
Thank you so much :3

[LiebenWolf]

How do you make an oekaki a code so you can put it in your siggy?

[Not me nope]

How do you make an oekaki a code so you can put it in your siggy?

To post the oekaki in your signature;
Right click on the image and choose "Copy image location/address/url" or if those options don't pop up, go to image properties and copy the url from there. Then you put [img*] and [/img]-tags around it, without the asterisk.
And since you want to put the image into your signature; oekaki gives you four sizes; small, gallery, medium and large. You can change between those simply by changing the word after "size=" in the image url.

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[img]http://www.chickensmoothie.com/oekaki/image/image.php?id=794114&size=large&format=auto&rev=1[/img]

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[img]http://www.chickensmoothie.com/oekaki/image/image.php?id=794114&size=gallery&format=auto&rev=1[/img]

You can go edit your signature by clicking on "My Account > Profile > Edit signature". :]

If you want to post an image with a link, this is how;
[url=link here][img*]image url here[/url][/url] (without the asterisk)

Example:

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[url=http://www.chickensmoothie.com/Forum/viewtopic.php?t=969290][img]http://www.chickensmoothie.com/oekaki/image/image.php?id=794114&size=gallery&format=auto&rev=1[/img][/url]

[LiebenWolf]

Ok thank you soo much

[Daisy2346]

how do you draw on the thing i dont understand how do you darw