#Web Pages

[amythystraine]

Books n' Podcasts ~ one nice neat page

One nice neat page with plenty of links and images: https://amythystraine.yolasite.com/

[dinohunter2]

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Anybody out there familiar with HTML and willing to lend a hand to a random idiot?

(the random idiot is me)

[tutorialdrawix]

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Here are some pages that they recommend so artists can improve take a look!

Part 1

[diderots]

updated my webpage if you even care

[algoworks]

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[petunia-petals-please]

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[analytss]

https://analytsolutions.com/blog/understanding-web-indexing-comprehensive-guide/

[sleeper354]

Am I an old or do other people remember the adventure websites that used to exist on the internet? I'm talking websites where you are an explorer and you are moving around pages with images set as backgrounds and pixel hunts for things to click that take you to a new page explaining what happened.

I feel like the only one you can find anymore is MoTS which was a more fleshed out puzzle game, but just out there and unassuming on the internet.

Otherwise, I remember a couple distinctly, one a bunch of pages interconnected with Legend of Zelda music and pictures where you are Link meandering about Hyrule. Another one where there was a bunch of "eeeeevil" iconology and I think it was meant to be a descent/ascent from hell.

Just things that end up lost to time because now those kinds of sites just don't exist anymore. I found maybe one neocities site sorta setup like that. Maybe that should be my next little coding project, just a weird website based adventure.

[darnedanddarted]

If you're frustrated because of how long you've been working on this, and think you should have figured out how to do it by now but still have to look up how to do something? That's not you being stupid. That's normal

Look, I'm a web developer. I do this for a fucking living. I get paid for this shit. And I'm on W3 schools at least twice a week. (And that's not counting all my other reference sites that I use at least as often.)

It's not a class. You're not being graded on this. No one expects you to memorize this for some pop quiz next week. Do the parts you can do. Do the parts you enjoy. You're making this for you. Do it how you want to.

⬇ make a webpage right now its free ⬇

neocities.org 👈 for website hosting

internetingishard.com 👈 for coding tutorial

w3schools.com 👈 for a searchable index of every html and css term under the sun and live examples of how each one works

sadgrl.online 👈 for a layout builder, if you dont want to do everything from scratch

[engravedlives]

random green blinkies

[amikasoftwares]

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[webtutorsblog]

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[johnliterblog]

Python Programming Language

Python, a versatile and powerful programming language, has become a cornerstone in the world of software development. Guido van Rossum released the first version of Python in 1991, and since then, it has evolved into a language that is widely used for web development, data science, artificial intelligence, automation, and more. In this article, we’ll delve into the various facets of Python,…

[tutorialdrawix]

RESOURCES FOR POSES

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Human-Anatomy-For-Artist.com

MagicPoser

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Pose Archives

Bodies in Motion

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[ang3lsinternetw0rld]

hey guyzzz i decided i wanted to post some of my binkies ive collected from across the net (∩^o^)⊃━☆

[graphic--horde]

How do you make your stamps? :0

Disclaimer: this is an obscenely long explanation, with pictures. Efficiency is stupid

So, for the static ones, I make a 99x56 px file on ibis paint x. Other programs are probably available online but I don't use them.

After that, I either upload an image I want to make into a stamp, or I draw one.

Then, I find a frame I want to use. Ill upload them here but let it be known I stole all of these right from deviantart

Most of them are from Lil-Devil-Melii on deviantart. The rest i have no idea. They're not all 99x56px but you can crop the canvas it's fine

Make sure to erase the edges of the picture , so they're transparent. It's not as cute otherwise

Upload those frames over your image in whatever art program you're using and viola, stamp.

For moving ones, it's a lot harder. Mostly because I refuse to download Photoshop.

There are a couple ways to do this. Some are simple animations, like with flashing text and whatnot. For these, you download the individual animation frames from your art program. Make sure it's transparent.

Then, upload each frame to ezgif.com under the option "GIF maker." You can play around with how fast each frame goes and whatnot but in the end, it'll be a stamp with some rad text that moves. This is easy, and doesn't make me want to shit my pants and cry. If you're new, do this. This is fun. This is good. This does not kill me inside

I made that↓ stamp with this method :)

this next one is how we turn gifs into stamps. This one makes me sad. It involves math and sucks. But we gotta do it. For the vibe

First, grab your gif. I'm using this cow gif because it's awesome

Then, I resize it using ezgif. Literally everything for this will be using ezgif. I am a simple man

At this point you should decide what frame to use. I'm using this one because its the first one I clicked

Figured out what size the inside of the frame is. That's what I resize the gif to, so the edges can be transparent. The inside of this one is 93x50 px, so those are the dimensions I'm making the gif.

Figure it out by putting the frame into ibis paint and realizing the canvas to fit just the inside of the frame, then seeing what the dimensions are. But there could be easier ways

Woah it's so small now

Then, still on ezgif, I go to the "crop" option.

Make sureeee to upload the smaller gif

press the button that says "extend canvas size", and then put the "width" and "height" as the dimensions for your FRAME. This'll put a bit of a transparent border around the gif. For this frame, I did 99px and 56px.

The "left" and "top" boxes show how many pixels the cropping happens from the edges of the canvas. The formula for finding that is

(width of gif / 2) - (difference between gif width and frame width / 2) = left box

For me it's (93 / 2) - (6 / 2) = 43.5

Then you do the same.for the height, which for me ends up being 22 from the top

This is reallyyy touchy and annoying though

Here's my result , with no visible difference

Okay so THEN you go to the "overlay" option, under "effects." And upload your frame. If the cropping was done right, you shouldn't have to move the frame at all and can just download it

Here's my result:

if you don't care about transparency, you can resize your gif to be the same size as the frame, and then put the frame over it. But I'm a slut for transparency

Anyways. I'm sorry if anything was unclear, it's two am. And I hope this was helpful :) these really are fun to make once you get it down

also if anyone has an easier way to make stamps from gifs, please god tell me