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C&C please. i dont know what colours to do it so feel free to say!!

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v233/ ... lpaper.jpg

Looks nice, although imo a bit plain - could do with a bit more colour?

I quite like the font style and colour as it goes well with the background, although maybe the characters could be in jumping poses?

Thx. Any ideas for colours? and i dont have any renders for jumpin poses lol but ill look in my scrreenshot folder to see if i do.

EDIT: No screens of jumping. but ill look around.

Maybe a slight brown tint, like the CJ site background? For some reason I keep thinking a slight blue tint, although I don't think that would look good

Get someone to go on a server with you and go spec and take pictures of them in mid-air - that's how I did it

KK. Ill see what the colours look like and ill post.

Edit
Stil no jumpin ss cos i havent had the chance to get on a server so if anyone has any ss that they are happy with me using, please post em.

browny green -
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v233/ ... erbgre.jpg
blue
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v233/ ... erblue.jpg

First of I like the font and brushwork.. but CoD Renders are lame. You need to get some CoD2 ones with DX9 running (I will have a go soon)

The blue tint is definitly the best.

Also, get rid of that lame "camo" skin

the renders on the first one you posted seem a bit overblended

Here you are, 2 american jumping renders from CoD2 with Dx9 and full anti-aliasing.

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Thanks Drofder trying them out now!

Edit:
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v233/ ... uecod2.jpg
Hmmmm, came out a bit small.

looks good even tho they look like they are not jumping.

The right hand image doesn't blend in well imo.

You need to use a different method of blending. The renders just dont work with the background. Maybe try an overlay style (where the background is seen over the top of the renders)...

yes, the blending is bad, but otherwise it is good. Perhaps do something as drofder said, or maybe make your renders grayscale, then press control+b and make them the same color as the background - i found out it helps renders fit in a lot better in some of my work.

Ahah I thik it looks much better now, thanks guys for the feedback. Hope you like it.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v233/ ... 1cb742.jpg

Much better.