Like the title says, I'm trying to create a .pdf file with image in it, I'm converting a word document into a .pdf file, but it drastically compresses the images to unusable quality. Does anyone have any suggestions for how I can convert a word file into a .pdf and have the images look nice when I zoom in on them.
Hey guys I am working on a old noob challenge that I am finally getting around to working on again. It is a scene that is based on the last of us. I would love to hear what you guys think, so that I can push this to the best that it can be! Concept art: Image 1: Image 2 : Image 3 : Image 4 :
Hello, I want to model something like this(1st image) with subdivision geometry. I have tried adding edge loops(2nd image), but after subdivision it looks like this(3rd image). How can I create perfect subdivision geometry which looks like in the 1st image. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks. Best Regards, Srinath
Hi! I'm new to Substance Designer and have a question. How do you crop an image in designer?..or do you? Cant find anything except the transform 2D but it just tile or squeeze the image. I have a texture input and just want to use a section/part of that image as my base for the rest of texture work. Help would be much…
http://cghub.com/images/view/90647 Quick note, if you look at the url, (http://cghub.com/files/Image/090001-091000/90647/491_max.jpg) if its a cghub image just take the url and remove "Files" add "/view" after images and remove the first number and everything after the second number, that takes you to the image on whoever…
find the image online you want to post (i use flickr for mine) right click on the image and copy the image location (firefox) image location should be in the properties in ie (dont use it much)... hit the insert image button (little yellow box with the mountain and sun) and paste the image location in there. hope that…
Did abit more tonight, got some lights and the door to do tomorrow, ill throw in a few more screencaps this time. Image - compressed for Polycount (36KB) Image - compressed for Polycount (51KB) Additional screencaps Image - compressed for Polycount (58KB) Image - compressed for Polycount (90KB) Image - compressed for…