Dolly Market Forum

Photos:
Photos you post must be no more then 640x480 or 480x600. Please keep in mind that some users have dial up, and large pictures take a long time to load.

Signatures:

Signatures must stay within 200 X 800 pixels. This includes lines of text, which should stay at 6 lines max. Please keep in mind that many users have dial up, and large signatures take a long time to load. mEda's sig is a great example of what a sig should look like

Thanks mEda!

It would also be useful to other buyers to provide a link to your feedback in your signature.

It's perfectly fine to use Flickr widgets in your signature also!

Avatars:

Most avatar sizes are ok as long as your avatar doesn't stretch the tables to the point where a scroll bar appears. An avatar within 200 X 200 pixels would be a preferred size.

Picture rules have been added!

I have finally put up a avatar from Flickr photos I have, thanks for the guidelines.

How can i make a signature with these little dolly avatars?
i would love to know, thanks!

If you see an overly-long signature in the wild, what should you do? Reporting the post seems harsh.

(11-04-2010, 12:00 AM)babelglyph Wrote: [ -> ]If you see an overly-long signature in the wild, what should you do? Reporting the post seems harsh.

Just PM me with the username of the person and I will talk to them about their signature.

(06-26-2010, 11:28 AM)ridella Wrote: [ -> ]How can i make a signature with these little dolly avatars?
i would love to know, thanks!

i'd like to know this too.

(11-07-2010, 10:17 AM)orphansparrow Wrote: [ -> ]

(06-26-2010, 11:28 AM)ridella Wrote: [ -> ]How can i make a signature with these little dolly avatars?
i would love to know, thanks!

i'd like to know this too.

For my current one I used http://plustg.com/dream
and
another good one is http://noaschnee.com/dollmaker/animatedneowizmaker.php

ah! thanks kanamai!

i like your medium size figures kanamai - but i could only figure out how to make mine teeny or huge! oh well. ;P

Did you resize them in Photoshop? That's where I did mine, I was able to make height differences between Taes, Pullips, and Dals/Byuls. You can also flip the images so it looks like they're interacting with each other.

(11-09-2010, 02:59 AM)Bohemian Wrote: [ -> ]Did you resize them in Photoshop? That's where I did mine, I was able to make height differences between Taes, Pullips, and Dals/Byuls. You can also flip the images so it looks like they're interacting with each other.

hey there. i don't have photoshop unfortunately, so i just got the size from flickr. i do have a little photoediting program though...maybe it would do something similar...

thanks!

Yeah, flipping and resizing are pretty basic, so I imagine most editing programs can do them. Glad I could help!

Can it be animated?

Yes, they can be animated.