Custom Scenery Exchange / Quarter Tile Spanish Fence?

  • G Force%s's Photo

    Is there a quarter tile, 2 clearance high Spanish fence object?  It would be like the "balcony 1/4 rail" or "KONG-1/4 tile wooden fence".

     

    I would try and make my own, but the ends of the fence has a different thickness than the middle, so I'm not really sure how to go about making it correctly, any suggestions?

    Attached File  Spanish Fence.PNG (3.34KB)
    downloads: 17

     

    I want to use it for the structures on the top of the coasters seen here:

    big3.jpg

     

    So in order to get it centered I need a quarter object (unless I make the crest flat, which I hate).

     

    Any advice/knowledge would be greatly appreciated.

     

    Thanks all!

  • alex%s's Photo

    Sprites were easy to make:

     

    Attached File  fence.png (4.15KB)
    downloads: 35

     

    But I don't know how to make it an object.

  • G Force%s's Photo

    Thanks Alex, might I ask if those sprites are the correct resolution?  Often times when trimming screens and stuff the resolution gets messed up which doesn't allow you to make the objects correctly.

     

    If so I'll use that and make a set.

  • bigshootergill%s's Photo

    Is there a basic tutorial about making objects somewhere?

     

    I have the programs, but lack the knowledge.

  • Jappy%s's Photo

    I would like to know as well, it'd be quite handy to make things myself.

  • G Force%s's Photo
    I'll get right on it....
  • bigshootergill%s's Photo

    That sound either serious or sarcastic. The typed word is harder to decipher the difference sometimes :p

  • G Force%s's Photo

    Its both, I just haven't decided which yet.

  • Recurious%s's Photo

    Is there a basic tutorial about making objects somewhere?
     
    I have the programs, but lack the knowledge.


    Step 1: Open MSPaint
    Step 2: Draw object
    Step 3: Open buggy's object editor
    Step 4: Copy paste your paint file
    Step 5: Name your object and set clearance
    Step 6: Save, your done.

    It is really simple actually. I can do a more elaborate tutorial with screens though if you guys like.
  • G Force%s's Photo

    Its a bit finicky with MSPaint, you need to be sure to save it as the correct BMP format of which there are 4 different options.  The default BMP format is incorrect, which was the roadblock for me in the past.

  • bigshootergill%s's Photo
     It is really simple actually. I can do a more elaborate tutorial with screens though if you guys like.

     Please! With pictures and arrows and such... :p

     

    Also, what bmp type should it save as

  • Recurious%s's Photo
    @G force, just save it as a png, it actually doesn't need the BMP extension to work, and the PNG extension holds the correct colours.

    @bsg
    I will make one maybe this weekend, but kinda busy atm so no promises.

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