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  • What kind of Togepi are you going for? I'd restart my XD then play through for certain Pokés, but why do that when you can just trade for other people's XD Pokés?
    First of all, people on Friendcodes are idiots. Some person actually EV'ed a Calm Tauros and put it in his "trade thread".. they're the kind of people that only want to fill their Pokédex. It's pathetic.
    Exactly. I recently started using Friendcodes again, after about a year of being inactive. Back then, I used to be well-known; I used to be one of those people that hangs out with popular people/moderators. It was nice I guess, but annoying at times. I'm not looking to re-create that situation here.
    Okay kiddies, here's the plan. I'll let Hordel hold onto Togepi which means I won't reset it until later.
    KTHXBAI.
    ;D! I'm glad I could have lent a hand.
    I hate trying to find encounter slots too, it's such a bitch. Especially for my shiny spreads. OMFG! I get like 2's, 3's, 8's. EVERYTHING I don't want. I've been wanting to get a good shiny spread with a good HP for a Vanillite and shit, buttttttt nooooo. Faggy HP spreads don't give me a good Shiny PID with a decent encounter slot.
    Second option; what you're going to do while you're still having the dotted line around them is go to the Select drop down towards the top of the window, click invert, or crtl + I. What this will do is invert your selection to everything but what you traced around. You can than hit the delete button and everything will be erased but what you want rendered. After that you are going to want to clean up the edges, than whatever green is left in between them. MAKING SURE TO SAVE LOTS!!!
    To prevent that from happening I read you make "states," where it's saved and you can go back to it. It never worked for me, so if you'd like to look how it works exactly, google "Save to Channel with Gimp." Any ways, just trace around them to the best of your ability without grabbing too much of the green background as you can. When you have them completely traced, and there is a blinking line around them all. You finished your selection. You get two choices at this point, you can either cut them out and put them into a smaller picture, or you can clear whatever is left around them. I'll explain the first, than the second. So if you want to cut, simply right click, cut. What I do to find out exactly how big it is. I go into paint, make the window really small to start. Paste, and it should tell you the dimensions. Open a new gimp window paste it in there with the dimensions that Paint gave you.
    So what I would do first, is make the image smaller. Taking off all the un-necessary green off the left side. So you're going to want to right click the layer, find the button that says "Add Alpha Channel." What that will do is, whenever you deleted something it will be a transparent background rather than just white. Take the Rectangular Select Tool, make square from the left edge to just a bit before the edge of the nearest girl. Than very carefully take the Fuzzy Select Tool, and make dots around the girls nearest to their actually bodies without having any green go with it. it's okay if it does. At this point we're trying to get them out. Trace around the entire thing, be careful not to double click too fast as it sometimes will just connect from where you started and make you start all over again.
    Just the PID frame, and the lack of sweet scent makes it even more of a bitch.

    Looking and will start typing for what to do in another message. What exactly did you want rendered out? All of the girls? Just one? Something else?
    Sure, I can help run you through it. :D!

    I would do it myself, but I find rendering boring most of the time. I'm still new at it, and I am busy designing pictures for my 5th gen posts xD! Yay for the first 5th gen animated menu sprites both shiny and non? Plus my weird Pokemon with shiny stars and special ball or egg. So much work xD!

    Give me the link to the picture and I'll tell you how'd I start it. Also what program are you using? Gimp? Photoshop?
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