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Sta.sh
it looks awesome but steam doesnt recognize ur skins anymore.
Did you stoped the project because i would rly like to apply this skin.
*downloads*
Nicely done, my friend.
Orange was actually my preferred color for this skin, but most people like the green/blue one more.
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Ryno Studios | Ryan Thaut | Designers' Couch | Template Artists
Great to see it updated (along with the rest) so quickly for the e-mail verification!
Keep up the good work, hope to see more great skins.
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"If I had a penny for every time I've been wrong, I'd be broke."
Best TF2 Hat Ever!
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Ryno Studios | Ryan Thaut | Designers' Couch | Template Artists
I know I must be doing something wrong, and I must sound extremely noobish, but would you mind explaining the way your color codes work? I would really appreciate it!
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Best TF2 Hat Ever!
The color codes are RGBO codes. The first 3 numbers are standard RGB color codes. The fourth number is the Opacity. Setting it to 255 means the color is visible, while setting it to 0 means it is invisible. Ideally you should be able to set that fourth number to anything to achieve a partially transparent color, but Steam ONLY recognizes either fully opaque (255) or clear (0).
I hope that answers your question. Basically just change the first 3 numbers, and ALWAYS leave the 4th number as 255. Let me know if you need more help.
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Ryno Studios | Ryan Thaut | Designers' Couch | Template Artists
I absolutely love it. Thanks again for the advice! Your Steam skins are amazing!
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"If I had a penny for every time I've been wrong, I'd be broke."
Best TF2 Hat Ever!