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    @tannenbernie It does not have to be transparent, though a non transparent square is unlikely to look good unless it is something abstract.

    For non abstract units, I think that the best alternative to a transparent background is a circular background, which anyway requires transparency given that image files are rectangular (or square).

    For example, you could have an 80 pixels per axis background like this one,
    +80.png

    over which you could draw the units you want (like these ones).
    eom_lancer_b_80.png
    eom_reiksguard_b_80.png

    If you don't want to learn how to handle transparency just yet, you can use this image, being careful to keep your drawing within the monotone gray zone,
    ++80.png

    as it will be very easy to then turn the black outside the circle to transparency.

    However, having a transparent background is preferable because it is neutral and is much easier to add a background than to remove it so giving you the option to decide about the background thereafter with ease, comprising opting for keeping it purely transparent.

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  • Try this, an Icon Editor called Greenfish icon editor pro its free, I use it
    http://greenfishsoftware.org/gfie.php#apage

    937e2587-73a7-4566-aa7c-261624c4c3e3-image.png

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  • T

    Good arguments!

    Ok i will follow your advice and forget about that atm.

    @Cernel: No, no transparency yet. I dont know anything about graphic stuff, so i will have to get into it slowly step by step.

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  • @tannenbernie I thought the pose of Reiksguard looks a bit odd and his sword is the length of his entire body. But don't worry about art details too much.

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