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Step 2Download these files.
I'm making it easy for you. All you need to do is download these files and use the existing template to add your own friends and/or relatives. This will make better sense in the next step.
The zip file should contain:
template.psd (the file you will be manipulating to create the face-side of the cards)
and the images for the back side of the cards:
YellowLineQuest.tif
RedLineQuest.tif
BlueLineQuest.tif
Alright, I have uploaded some PNGS as requested by those of you using GIMP instead of Photoshop...
BUT BE WARNED!
To convert from PSD and TIFF to PNG I had to convert the files from CMYK to RGB color mode. This ultimately is not ideal for printing. And I'm not sure how converting CMYK to RGB (and then ultimately printing in CMYK) will affect the final output.
Also, during formatting, the template file was flattened by Photoshop into just one layer, so it is not particularly helpful any more.
The zip file should contain:
template.psd (the file you will be manipulating to create the face-side of the cards)
and the images for the back side of the cards:
YellowLineQuest.tif
RedLineQuest.tif
BlueLineQuest.tif
Alright, I have uploaded some PNGS as requested by those of you using GIMP instead of Photoshop...
BUT BE WARNED!
To convert from PSD and TIFF to PNG I had to convert the files from CMYK to RGB color mode. This ultimately is not ideal for printing. And I'm not sure how converting CMYK to RGB (and then ultimately printing in CMYK) will affect the final output.
Also, during formatting, the template file was flattened by Photoshop into just one layer, so it is not particularly helpful any more.
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Nov 11, 2010. 11:28 PMTortus333
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I can't seem to download these files. They keep dying half way through. Maybe I shall have to wait until I'm no longer shaped and try again.
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Dec 3, 2010. 12:34 AMTortus333
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Ok, it's working now :)
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Nov 27, 2010. 7:11 PMblokert
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When I try to extract these templates it's telling me the file is corrupt. :(
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Nov 28, 2010. 2:30 PM
randofo (author)
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randofo (author)
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What software are you using to open the file?
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Feb 3, 2009. 12:07 PMbeavmonk
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that worked!! Thank you Randofo! I can't wait to share this game with my cousin. FABULOUS IDEA!!
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Feb 2, 2009. 4:39 PMbeavmonk
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Thank you so much for providing these templates - you've saved me so many hours of time. I still don't know how to download the question mark files though. I have a PC and a Mac, and I'm trying to download the TIFF files to the PC, but they keep coming up as scrambled code in a Notepad document. Any suggestions?
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Feb 3, 2009. 11:40 AMrandofo (author)
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randofo (author)
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I think that either you don't have the software to process a TIFF file or perhaps you have your file extension settings wrong (Notepad is set to open image files by default). Try opening the TIFF file by using the "open" command in Photoshop or Gimp.
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Feb 21, 2007. 2:53 AMautomaton_be
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For use with a typical home inkjet printer, RGB is ideal. These printers use the RGB signal and convert it to their own color separation system. So, if you convert your image to CMYK in Photoshop, it will be converted back to RGB when it is sent to the printer. Additionally, Photoshop is faster and can use more filters and effects in RGB mode
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