the pokemon splicer club

[michael91]

k heres the challenge for you and for anyone who wants to join in.take 2 of your splices and splice them together.

 

heres a entry form for the splice

 

splice 1:

splice 2:

finished splice:

 

as for anyone that wants to join in just say so

[Rosuke]

i Would Like to join the club , but i'm a Newb Splicer

 

Username:Rosuke

Splice Example:

how good a splicer would you rate yourself:Baddd one.

[Demon From The Void]

splice 1:

splice 2:

finished splice:

 

Yeah, I know it sucks.

[Daxter]

Haha well not my best work, but I tried something different this time...it didn't work. Well here it is.

splice 1:

splice 2:

finished splice:

[wexfordlad1]

splice 1:

splice 2:

finished splice:

[michael91]

ok rosuke your in.

elloto:i really like the splice but you could've gotten something better for the first one i mean all your doing to the seconed splice is add magmortar's arm

Daxtor:i like the splice but i think it would've turned out better if you had the seconed splice as the base.

and wexfordlad1:nice splice but i do think you could have gotten a better selection.

 

 

WINNER......Elloto

YOU WIN 2 reps and your pokemon splice in the great splicer spoiler

(sorry bout the prize i just randomly picked one)

[Daxter]

congrats Elloto! The only thing is, I agree with michael91, all you really had to do was move the cannon to the other splice and you were done...not very creative. but it turned out way better than mine haha:P

[michael91]

oo Daxtor your a shoe in for good sportsmanship ranking.but hey Daxtor i do want to see something if you don't mind,can you do the splice again but have the seconed one as the base.

[Daxter]

sure no problem, but first I have to finish that Rayquaza and Gyrados splice you ordered, almost done with it by the way.

[michael91]

k is it looking good

[wexfordlad1]

I see I lost oh well mabye next time lol

[Daxter]

Ok wexfordlad, I could offer you a few pointers about some things I noticed on your splices that might help if your interested.

Oh and michael91, its' done and in the shop, I'm not gonna lie, I could have done more, but I have made 50+ splices in the past week, so I'm kinda lazy at the moment:/

[michael91]

sorry but i think you could have gotten a better selection both are awsome but spliced together not so much

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thats k i'll do it if i see something better u could've added

[wexfordlad1]

Ok wexfordlad' date=' I could offer you a few pointers about some things I noticed on your splices that might help if your interested.

Oh and michael91, its' done and in the shop, I'm not gonna lie, I could have done more, but I have made 50+ splices in the past week, so I'm kinda lazy at the moment:/

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I would love some pointers, I want to get as good as I can

[Daxter]

ok well the first thing I noticed, is you tried picking splices that were the same general shape (both are kinda round) and thats good. But the problem, is they are facing opposite directions, so one simple thing you could have done, is flip 1 of them so the 2 original splices were around the same general direction, which would have made a huge difference. Also I noticed, correct me if Im wrong, but all it seems like you did was take the body of splice 1 and add everything from the other to it and then recolored it. Now that isn't a bad thing, but I think it might have made it a little complicated looking mainly because of the fact they are facing opposite directions. But yeah there aren't many pointers to give on this because it is a splice of a splice. But if I saw just a regular splice, I might be able to help. Now all of this is stricktly opinion cause I'm not that good of a splicer either. Hope it helps.

[wexfordlad1]

ok well the first thing I noticed' date=' is you tried picking splices that were the same general shape (both are kinda round) and thats good. But the problem, is they are facing opposite directions, so one simple thing you could have done, is flip 1 of them so the 2 original splices were around the same general direction, which would have made a huge difference. Also I noticed, correct me if Im wrong, but all it seems like you did was take the body of splice 1 and add everything from the other to it and then recolored it. Now that isn't a bad thing, but I think it might have made it a little complicated looking mainly because of the fact they are facing opposite directions. But yeah there aren't many pointers to give on this because it is a splice of a splice. But if I saw just a regular splice, I might be able to help. Now all of this is stricktly opinion cause I'm not that good of a splicer either. Hope it helps.

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Thanks it did help. =)

[Daxter]

Your welcome, if you ever have questions, or just need someone to check out a splice you made just ask, it's what I'm here for haha:]

[wexfordlad1]

Could someone give me 2 or 3 random pokemon because I want to splice them (to test my skills)

[Daxter]

hmmm ok here are 2 different ideas.

1st: Weezing and Electrod.

2nd: Machamp and Tarous.

(I like 1st season pokemon the best haha)

[Guest Lily]

ok well the first thing I noticed' date=' is you tried picking splices that were the same general shape (both are kinda round) and thats good. But the problem, is they are facing opposite directions, so one simple thing you could have done, [b']is flip 1 of them so the 2 original splices were around the same general direction, which would have made a huge difference.[/b] Also I noticed, correct me if Im wrong, but all it seems like you did was take the body of splice 1 and add everything from the other to it and then recolored it. Now that isn't a bad thing, but I think it might have made it a little complicated looking mainly because of the fact they are facing opposite directions. But yeah there aren't many pointers to give on this because it is a splice of a splice. But if I saw just a regular splice, I might be able to help. Now all of this is stricktly opinion cause I'm not that good of a splicer either. Hope it helps.

 

This is horrid advice. Flipping something distorts the shading that it holds so the shading is from a different light source, therefore making the splice worse than before.

[PrometheusMFD]

username: PrometheusMFD

splicer example: here and here is where you can find pretty much all my stuff

How good a splicer would you rate yourself: Not as much as Jappio, but I might be able to meet his ability

[Daxter]

ok well the first thing I noticed' date=' is you tried picking splices that were the same general shape (both are kinda round) and thats good. But the problem, is they are facing opposite directions, so one simple thing you could have done, [b']is flip 1 of them so the 2 original splices were around the same general direction, which would have made a huge difference.[/b] Also I noticed, correct me if Im wrong, but all it seems like you did was take the body of splice 1 and add everything from the other to it and then recolored it. Now that isn't a bad thing, but I think it might have made it a little complicated looking mainly because of the fact they are facing opposite directions. But yeah there aren't many pointers to give on this because it is a splice of a splice. But if I saw just a regular splice, I might be able to help. Now all of this is stricktly opinion cause I'm not that good of a splicer either. Hope it helps.

 

This is horrid advice. Flipping something distorts the shading that it holds so the shading is from a different light source, therefore making the splice worse than before.

 

yeah but Im not getting into shading this second, I'm talking about how to make the pieces fit better, SHADING on the other hand, is something that you would have to go in and fix by yourself. As I said, it's not perfect advise, it's just something to make the pieces fit better. But thatnk you for saying I give horrible advise when I'm trying to help someone.:]

[Guest Lily]

ok well the first thing I noticed' date=' is you tried picking splices that were the same general shape (both are kinda round) and thats good. But the problem, is they are facing opposite directions, so one simple thing you could have done, [b']is flip 1 of them so the 2 original splices were around the same general direction, which would have made a huge difference.[/b] Also I noticed, correct me if Im wrong, but all it seems like you did was take the body of splice 1 and add everything from the other to it and then recolored it. Now that isn't a bad thing, but I think it might have made it a little complicated looking mainly because of the fact they are facing opposite directions. But yeah there aren't many pointers to give on this because it is a splice of a splice. But if I saw just a regular splice, I might be able to help. Now all of this is stricktly opinion cause I'm not that good of a splicer either. Hope it helps.

 

This is horrid advice. Flipping something distorts the shading that it holds so the shading is from a different light source, therefore making the splice worse than before.

 

yeah but Im not getting into shading this second, I'm talking about how to make the pieces fit better, SHADING on the other hand, is something that you would have to go in and fix by yourself. As I said, it's not perfect advise, it's just something to make the pieces fit better. But thatnk you for saying I give horrible advise when I'm trying to help someone.:]

 

I only meant the bolded part >_>" Besides, I have to at least commemorate you on trying to help someone when they have asked, unlike 90% of YCM. I would of posted some advice if could, but I'm exceedingly rusty at splicing...

[michael91]

shes got ya there

OPEN TOPIC anybody got a topic go ahead otherwise old topic stays

[Daxter]

yeah that makes 2 of us, I'm not to bad at making the splice, but shading...that is where my skill level is a 0 haha.