Sig Specs

[LITTLE CON]

What are the right x and y coredinates for gimp for a sig?:chair:

 

[Celtic]

Well, I use Photoshop CS3/CS4, but I do have Gimp. The most recent Gimp is 2.6, if you haven't updated to that I suggest you do so. But I'm assuming your asking what the X/Y resolution should be under "Advanced Options." They should stay at 72/72. In my personal experience 72/72 has the best quality/project size.

 

[BodyBagger08]

Well, I use Photoshop CS3/CS4, but I do have Gimp. The most recent Gimp is 2.6, if you haven't updated to that I suggest you do so. But I'm assuming your asking what the X/Y resolution should be under "Advanced Options." They should stay at 72/72. In my personal experience 72/72 has the best quality/project size.

500x100

 

[-Jv-]

I started out with 375x125 but I needed more space for my art fluids and I'm now at 500x200

 

[Tidus]

Well, I use Photoshop CS3/CS4, but I do have Gimp. The most recent Gimp is 2.6, if you haven't updated to that I suggest you do so. But I'm assuming your asking what the X/Y resolution should be under "Advanced Options." They should stay at 72/72. In my personal experience 72/72 has the best quality/project size.

This.

 

[Celtic]

Well when you go to "My Account" then "Edit signature" it tells you it should be 500x100, but it honestly doesn't matter because if it's too big it just puts it in a scroll thing. For example, mine or even -Jv-. Most standard signatures are 500x100-200 but some forums are very strict so you see a lot of 350x80-125.

 

[!Woodstock!]

For this forum it all depends on what you want.