I have found an answer from my first post on reddit.
I do want to be able to find some good images to pratice vinyl making with, since I was recommended Glass2K to help with the tracing. Any ideas on what ones I should pratice with? I'm a Genshin and Vocaloid fan online, so is there any starter images you can recommend me?
I'm open for suggestions as always.
>Answer found. Tools won't be used for this. Thanks to andrew for the answer: On pc and laptop the best things to use as previously mentioned are transparent overlays. They give you the option to accurately trace what you want to do. It will take a bit to get adjusted to, hence I’d recommend practicing with making logos first (30-90 minutes depending on complexity) then you can move on to anime. Anime will probably take you somewhere around 2-6 hours depending on what you want to do, but by comparison, doing it without any overlay can be anywhere from 10-20+ hours. So you’re already at an advantage. Point is you would also get used to the shapes and how to use them much easier which over time only is beneficial
Hey, it's NeonKatVT here. I'm making a first post on reddit as a question to help solve my problem I have here.
I want to be able to make my own design liveries with the ability to share it in the game. However the vinyls I see on there are locked preventing me from doing so. So I decided I want to make my own like that by using images to convert it to layers so my game can handle it.
But here's the issue. The only device in my household that can handle the game is my Series S. Luckily I have a app on my low end laptop that can use remote connection that can convert key presses to controller inputs.
Is there a tool that I can use that can convert images to vinyl groups by simply doing key presses via XStreaming, the software I use to remote into my Xbox? I tried searching online, and didn't find anything, no matter how hard I tried.
EDIT: Please bear in mind this is my first post here and also on Reddit. I'm new here and this is a first to me, so please be understanding as this is my goal to start joining Reddit and starting doing activity doing so. As stated in a previous comment that happened to post on here, Playground Games encourages creativity, not negativity. I am friendly and new, so please be welcoming. I had to block someone for the first time here since they did not respect that I am not new, and they weren't welcoming. I've messaged mods about this to help make it better since I'm new here.
2ND EDIT: Just got a reply from mod mail. I will respect your decision. If there isn't any possible way of what I am finding, I can use an overlay tool for this instead to help better on the way of doing so.