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Resizing sprites and keeping quality?

comicmast

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    When I resize the portrait sprites for my game, such as switching out professor oak with another character, the new character is small. so I try to make it big, but when i do it looks horrible. is there anyway to change this and keep the quality? Also i am using fireworks and photoshop
     
    comicmast said:
    When I resize the portrait sprites for my game, such as switching out professor oak with another character, the new character is small. so I try to make it big, but when i do it looks horrible. is there anyway to change this and keep the quality? Also i am using fireworks and photoshop
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    I made a tutorial about something relating to image resizing. Maybe this will help?
    https://www.pokecommunity.com/showthread.php?t=248404
     
    I had a quick glance at that tutorial IceGod64, looks good, I've never seen that thread before... The thing I can see straight away, is, Photoshop is much easier to do this, and that is what comicmast is using

    The thing I've found with resizing any picture is, make sure it is NOT 255 colours... Then resize 200%.

    Quick and easy.
     
    I did what Ice said and used the tutorial and they still look horrible. and nick, when i used photoshop, it does the same thing. it takes away quality.
     
    Nickalooose said:
    I had a quick glance at that tutorial IceGod64, looks good, I've never seen that thread before... The thing I can see straight away, is, Photoshop is much easier to do this, and that is what comicmast is using

    The thing I've found with resizing any picture is, make sure it is NOT 255 colours... Then resize 200%.

    Quick and easy.
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    Well, it's easier for single images. If you have to resize a lot of images XNView is a million times better. It's saved me tons of time in the past.

    I did what Ice said and used the tutorial and they still look horrible. and nick, when i used photoshop, it does the same thing. it takes away quality.
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    Okay, do us a favor here. What are you trying to resize? Show us the picture.
     
    IceGod64 said:
    Well, it's easier for single images. If you have to resize a lot of images XNView is a million times better. It's saved me tons of time in the past.



    Okay, do us a favor here. What are you trying to resize? Show us the picture.
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    I know this, but the question isn't specific enough!

    The bold is what we need to know...
     
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