thatcowgirl2006
02:14:27 cowgirl
that's the only way I'm saving up
Lunalovegood
02:13:03 
Well IÂ’m kinda on only 32645 and I forgot to put any in my savings account
thatcowgirl2006
02:11:54 cowgirl
I have 97316 saved up and would have had enough If I didn't spend it all on thoses gene testing
Lunalovegood
02:09:53 
*I am
Lunalovegood
02:09:26 
Yeah same but I’m broke as ever
thatcowgirl2006
02:00:56 cowgirl
ok here I am trying to save money for my stables and stuff maybe a round pen but I spend it on horses and gene testing
thatcowgirl2006
01:58:25 cowgirl
yeah I don't know much about the gene thing at all but I think this is good
Lunalovegood
01:58:14 
Definitely a cutie
Lunalovegood
01:57:49 
Ooh
thatcowgirl2006
01:57:33 cowgirl
Extension: Ee
Agouti: Aa
Creme: CC
Roan: rnrn
Dun: Dd
Pearl: PrlPrl
Silver: zz
Champagne: chch
Grey: gg
White: ww
Tobiano: toto
Splash White: splspl
Sabino: Sbsb
Rabicano: rbrb
Frame: oo
Leopard Complex: lplp
PATN-1: patn-1patn-1
PATN-2: PATN-2patn-2
Brindle: X+

Phenotype
Sooty: No
Pangere: Yes

So this is his dads genes


this is his
Extension: Ee
Agouti: aa
Creme: CcrC
Roan: Rnrn
Dun: DD
Pearl: PrlPrl
Silver: zz
Champagne: chch
Grey: gg
White: ww
Tobiano: toto
Splash White: splspl
Sabino: sbsb
Rabicano: rbrb
Frame: oo
Leopard Complex: lplp
PATN-1: patn-1patn-1
PATN-2: PATN-2PATN-2
Brindle: X-

Phenotype
Sooty: Yes
Pangere: Yes
Chimera: Yes
Lunalovegood
01:57:13 
I know right I love the colour but I needed space for my brindles
thatcowgirl2006
01:55:15 cowgirl
Luna she is really pretty
Lunalovegood
01:54:24 
cowgirl IÂ’m glad it was you who bought my baby
thatcowgirl2006
01:53:29 cowgirl
Just got him gene tested
Lunalovegood
01:53:25 
Oh thanks wolf
My common sense has been left behind these days
Lunalovegood
01:52:39 
IÂ’m thinking
Yogurt with a dash of honey
Wolf Dancer
01:51:50 Wolf Burger (Leg)
Luna
Brindle is not breedable, and he has chimera which is rare, and also not breedable
Lunalovegood
01:51:18 
IÂ’d expect him to be brindle but hey thatÂ’s a cute coat right there
thatcowgirl2006
01:51:18 cowgirl
now I just need a name for him
thatcowgirl2006
01:50:28 cowgirl
I know right
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Understanding Art Images June 22, 2017 11:34 AM


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Here is a Guide to Help you understand art images in the Game.
This is for images that you upload such as Avatars, Banners, and Horse Images

File Types
Only three files types are permitted: gif, png, jpg
You can determine the file type by looking at the name of the file with the file extension.

Each file type has different qualities:

GIF: Can have a transparent background (but usually its wonky), the only file type for animations.
Animations produce a very large file that typically won't meet our size requirements. Sorry, but animations are out. They use too much server space and bandwidth.

PNG: Can have a transparent background. Can also produce a very large file size, but you can optimize it to be smaller.

JPG: Cannot have a transparent background, It usually has the smallest file size, and is the recommended file type for our site.

Note: You can only convert an image from one file type to another by using an art program. If you try to rename the file extension, it won't work, because it has internal codes that tell the system what type of file it is supposed to be.

Image Size: This is the dimensions of the image in width and height. Example: 300x300. That is 300 pixels wide by 300 pixels high. You should check what the image size needs to be before creating art.

File Size: This is how large the file size is in bytes. It tells you how much space it takes up on the server. Example: 100K is 100,000 bytes. You should check the file size requirements before creating art.

If you don't follow the requirement for File Type, Image Size, or File Size, it will give you an error message. Just because your image worked before does not mean it will work now because external hosts have different requirements. You should pay attention to the error message and try to fix whatever it is telling you is wrong.

How do I shrink my file size?
  • Use an art program to convert it to a JPG file.
  • Use an optimizer to shrink the file size. There are free online optimizers you can use.
  • If you are using photoshop, be sure to use "Save for Web & Devices", This will give you options for saving a specific File Type and Quality. If your file has a very large file size, try to save it at a lower Quality.

  • If you still have problems, make a topic in Art Help, and someone will help you.

    Also, there is nothing staff can do to help you with your photobucket issues. That is a different website and is beyond our control. Photobucket is cracking down on how much bandwidth they allow you to use. If you go over their limit they will give an error message. So if you have the photobucket error message then you need to use a different host, or upload to the HEE server.

    Good Luck!





    Edited at June 23, 2017 05:05 PM by Cadence Farms
    Understanding Art Images June 24, 2017 12:57 PM


    Cadence Farms

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    The best way to convert/optimize an image is to use an art program, such as Photoshop (paid) or Gimp (free).

    But if you aren't an artist, there are some free websites online to help with this.

    You can try these. I cant vouch for them, so please dont ask me about them. If they dont work for you, google is your friend, or you can ask for help in the Art Help forum. ;)

    Image Optimizers
    http://www.imageoptimizer.net/Pages/Home.aspx
    http://tools.dynamicdrive.com/imageoptimizer/

    Convert Image To A Different File Type
    http://image.online-convert.com
    http://www.simpleimageresizer.com/online-image-converter



    Edited at June 24, 2017 01:01 PM by Cadence Farms
    Understanding Art Images June 26, 2017 10:23 AM


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    How To Optimize Images In Art Programs - Courtesy of Eury


    GIMP
    Once your image is finished, you'll need to export it as a JPG. To do this, go to file > export as and select the jpg format from the drop down menu. You'll also need to change the file extension on your image. So, if your image says PNG you'll need to change it to JPG Click export.

    A small window will pop up with a slide bar, click the checkbox next to "Show preview in image window", this will show how big you image is. From there, adjust the slide bar till your image is the needed size.

    Photoshop
    Go to file > save as. Select jpg from the drop down menu and click save. A small window will pop up with a slide bar. Make sure the box next to "preview" is checked. Adjust the slider as needed.The format options at the bottom of the popup can affect the size of your image slightly. Which will work best for your image will depend on the image itself, so some experimentation might be needed.

    Edited at June 26, 2017 10:23 AM by Cadence Farms

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