I think that the robot is doing a little looking.

I was looking at one of the instructables. I seen where they were changing the looks of the robot. I thought that I would play around with it to. The website didn't have any instructions of just what they were doing. The person said that he could not find a big picture of the robot to use on the site. I was reading through the comments and find a big picture. I use it and went into paint with it. You can see by the start picture just what I came up with. I could give instructions of just how I was able to change the picture the way I did. If I did that, it would mess up all the fun for the other members that want to try this. This is not a long instructable, just something that I wanted to put on.

Step 1: I change my mind.

I got to thinking that a lot of people don't know how to get around with windows and the paint program. This will be a little tutorial of how I did that first picture. First off I found the picture that I wanted to use. I did this by reading all the comments on this site that was showing you how to change the looks of the robot. I will put a screen shot of that picture here. Also I want to show everyone just how to do the screen shot thing. To make this easier, I found a picture on the internet that shows how to do this. You will see a picture of that here too. As you might have guessed, I used the picture on the right. This other picture shows you how to print the screen. Next thing that you need to do is open up paint and open the edit menu and hit paste. It will probably ask you if you want to make the screen bigger so that the picture will fit. Click yes. Once the picture is on the screen, I hit one of the tools on the right hand side of the screen. This will set the picture so that it will not move around.

Comments

[cateddy]

NaesDraw. Sorry about the slow reply. The comment went to my spam folder. I will have to check out the Paint.net thing. Thanks for the comment. Chuck

[NaesDraw]

Nice job there, one thing I might suggest would be cleaning the "merge" line on the completed product, you might try Paint.net, I think it has a soften tool and it's free.