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Frightening, or just plain wierd? (moved)

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January 4, 2010 - 10:11pm — Uno
"De Drinkplaats" pictures.


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Other oddities;

  • Mushrooms venting gases
  • Purple firework explosions
  • Birds perch on antler right away
  • Fish flopping on the ground
  • Rainbows and hanging stars
  • Lightning, noises, music, and all around creepiness

I'm told these are just Abiogenesis effects that happen with larger amounts of people around the fountain. Very cool... but I still have the chills o.o
January 4, 2010 - 10:15pm — Verycrazygirl
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De Drinkplaats are awesome.

De Drinkplaats are awesome. xDD
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January 4, 2010 - 10:17pm — quaesting
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I slept in the fountain once

I slept in the fountain once and woke up to one of those fiery red flower things. It faded out before I could get into a good pose for a screencap.
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January 4, 2010 - 10:20pm — Uno
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Everything fades pretty

Everything fades pretty quickly, I had to have my fingers on 'p' and ctrl the whole time and I still missed a bunch. Dx
January 4, 2010 - 10:21pm — Density
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GIANTFISH UWAGGH. xD

GIANTFISH UWAGGH.

xD
January 4, 2010 - 10:37pm — Uno
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And now a giant crow o.o

And now a giant crow o.o
January 6, 2010 - 5:15am — Rell
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Heyo, I remember you, Sai met

Heyo, I remember you, Sai met you when you were just a fawn. So long ago, you also take amazing pictures. If I may ask how you put the borders around the pictures?
January 9, 2010 - 9:09am — Uno
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Sorry for the late comment,

Sorry for the late comment, you had to pay for internet where I stayed.
I don't remember much from her fawn days xD So long ago...

Right, so it's really easy. I use GIMP right now because I don't have PS yet. It's free, and I have no idea how to do it on paint. So sorry if this is no help.

Okay, so you open up your picture and label it "picture" or whatever you want. Now make a new layer named "border". Make sure your color is to what you want the border to be and then right click on the picture (while still on your border layer). Go to select > all. Right click again and go to edit > stroke selection. The only thing you'll have to change is the line width. The size I chose for these was 1.0 px, but you can experiment with whatever looks the best. Now here's the annoying part, you'll have to zoom in close enough to be able to click the border with the paint bucket. Now the line should be a solid color.

Oh, and thanks! (: