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I am currently trying to create a logo that has the following features.
1. Scaleable
2. Transparent background
All I need to know is, firstly which program should I create the logo in? (Photoshop, Freehand etc.)
And secondly, how do you get it to maintain it's transparent background when you save it as an EPS.
Thanks
Adam
> What's an EPS? How does it differ from Photoshops native PSD format?
>
> You should be able to create a transparent logo pretty easily in
> photoshop, and assuming EPS supports layers/transparencies, it will
> save them automatically.
EPS is an 'Editable something or other', used for printwork and similar stuff. I have already tried doing that in Photoshop, but saving as an EPS it flattens down the layers and loses the transparency. I think it must have to be done in a vector-based program like Freehand.
I know it can be done because I have an EPS here made by a professional company that has the exact chracteristics described above.
> Can't help you with that stuff, but I was just going to say I saw on
> the GAD website that you won a GAD for a review a while ago, and
> hadn't claimed it, and maybe haven't realized you won so I thought I
> would remind you, it would be a shame to lose a GAD!
> www.gameaday.com
>
> Check it out.
I am simply waiting for an opportune game to present itself. Thanks for reminder though.
You should be able to create a transparent logo pretty easily in photoshop, and assuming EPS supports layers/transparencies, it will save them automatically.
www.gameaday.com
Check it out.
I am currently trying to create a logo that has the following features.
1. Scaleable
2. Transparent background
All I need to know is, firstly which program should I create the logo in? (Photoshop, Freehand etc.)
And secondly, how do you get it to maintain it's transparent background when you save it as an EPS.
Thanks
Adam