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Client Editing, Server Editing

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L2J server related:
 - Your L2j Interlude server: I can create a server with your ideas, witch includes an Website, forum, logo and loading screen image.

    You have to provide a list with what you want on your server so this way we can communicate on what to add more, remove or change, this will help us to have a common goal, to make an successful server. 

 

Design related:
- Creating, designing loading screens;
- Designing the map (ALT+M) in-game;
- Creating, designing any icon;
- Creating, designing images into npc HTML;
- Creating custom Recipes;
- Creating custom Items;

Skype - L2Mercury
E-mail - Lineage2mercury@gmail.com

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Loading screen


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wouldnt it make sense that you put up some examples of what you've done before

I will eventually

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wouldnt it make sense that you put up some examples of what you've done before

 

 

Waiting for that one too :)

 

I added one image, I will upload more in the future.

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So, you've mastered the color replacement tool in Photoshop ?

Hello, it may feel that way, but you have to understand, the map is the only place where you don't have to be too fancy, it has to be a simply thing, something not complicated,something to understand what it shows on the map, that the players will understand on the first sight.
For example, most of the customers need a text from the map to be removed, changed, colored, or adding text ("Level 76 and above", "Party zone") on some dungeons, the map is the only place where we don't need a lot of graphical mashing, just something to understand fast.
  • 7 months later...

Nice job good luck with your services :)

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