Sea,clouds,trees ect transparent files

Found these on one of my HDD's,,,hoping some1 (or many) can used them?:)
Please let me know if they are useful?:)

https://www.dropbox.com/s/p3gclfs90hzr8d8/PNG.zip?dl=0

PS, this zip file consist out of +- 100+ files uncompressed should be +- 84MB big

Thanks Rondo but perhaps you could give an example of what is in the download as it is so large. :)

Here is a example of what is in the zip file

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Originally Posted by Rondo

Here is a example of what is in the zip file

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These seem to be blank when I add them to artrage. I can see the files on my mac but when its in artrage it does not have an image

For use as stencils they would have to be imported into your stencil folder. After clicking on Import Stencil navigate to where you have the extracted files.

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Originally Posted by Enug

For use as stencils they would have to be imported into your stencil folder. After clicking on Import Stencil navigate to where you have the extracted files.

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That is how what I did. Attachment 89584 All I see is the name

Aha! I just downloaded the seagrass image and see that it is on a transparent background .png -(Rondo did mention that). In order to use it as a stencil you would need to convert to a jpg.

If you don't have any software to do this, i.e. Photoshop, Infraview, etc. you can use AR. To do this - open AR - blank canvas -File/Import File to Layer then File Export Image File and in the drop down menu choose .jpg.

You will need to crop the image before saving or use a very small canvas to start with, e.g. 400x500px.


Attachment 89585

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Originally Posted by Enug

Aha! I just downloaded the seagrass image and see that it is on a transparent background .png -(Rondo did mention that). In order to use it as a stencil you would need to convert to a jpg.

If you don't have any software to do this, i.e. Photoshop, Infraview, etc. you can use AR. To do this - open AR - blank canvas -File/Import File to Layer then File Export Image File and in the drop down menu choose .jpg.

You will need to crop the image before saving or use a very small canvas to start with, e.g. 400x500px.


Attachment 89585

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Thanks ran it through photoshop batch did it all at the same time so quick and easy thanks again