...sits at my house, in an hour I'll be tearing up the earth in the name of dirt jumping. I am so stoked!!!
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- Thread starter Lux Interior
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that is sick...
post soem pictures when you are done1
post soem pictures when you are done1
OMG, I have never learned how to post pics, but now I must, It would be unfair not to. Let me just say the weekend went well.
You have to use a photo program to make the photo smaller for the web. When it is small enough, go to the attachement managing thing at the lower part of the advanced reply page and upload your small picture.
Do you know how to edit it and don't know how upload it or don't know both?
Someone could probably explain it better.
Do you know how to edit it and don't know how upload it or don't know both?
Someone could probably explain it better.
get a photobucket acount or imageshack account, and copy the url of the photo (found by right clicking on pic then going to properties) the put it between
i upload huge files straight to photobucket and i dont have to resize them, it automatically does it when you upload. i am talking huuuuuuuuge friggin photos as well. then below the photo when it is uploaded you just copy and paste the url that starts with the prefixmtnbrider said:
"i upload huge files straight to photobucket and i dont have to resize them, it automatically does it when you upload. i am talking huuuuuuuuge friggin photos as well. then below the photo when it is uploaded you just copy and paste the url that starts with the prefix " - biggins
oh cool, thanks!
oh cool, thanks!
mtnbrider said:
Make sure to make bigger ones than you can possibly do.
and make ones you will be able to do.
Because you will get good real fast.
and make ones you will be able to do.
Because you will get good real fast.
dirtjumpP.1 said:672 posts and you still dont know how to use the quote button?
2000+ posts, and not a single one has helped anyone?
hahaha that was good
I found it helpful to pop a 16 oz PBR when I started, just to keep the dust down, I started with my well designed plan, then by the 3rd PBR I was seeing more lines and bigger gaps and just putting stuff were it felt right, that's how I ended up with a pile of dirt 30 feet away from it's proposed take off.ioscope said:
I've been gone for a week but now I can start the shovel work. Once the lines are smoothed in I will definately post pics. plus I still need to build my rollin for the big jumps. And get ready for whistler, if only I could stop working for a while.hmmmmm
I know, I suck, it all just sounds so complicated, can I e-mail someone a pic and have them post it?
I started a photo buccket account. Its so much easier than resizing. When qouting, how do you put the members name in?
At least I try to help people when I can.
At least I try to help people when I can.
Just hit the quote button in the upper right hand corner of their post...mtnbrider said:
yeah it's the sizing I can't figure out, I guess I need to do that in hp imaging. I just start messing with the computer and before long an hour goes by and I should be at home watering and packing.
OK, To resize your images:Lux Interior said:
(This is not the best way in terms of image quality, but it is easy)
Open the image in question with Paint, which ships with every version of Windows. You can find it under Start -> Programs -> Accessories -> Paint.
When the image is loaded in paint, on the toolbar choose 'Image' and then select 'Stretch/Skew'. At the top of the dialogue box are two boxes for the size of the image. If you reduce it to 25 or even 50%, (dependant on how big it was initially) it should be fine to display on RideMonkey.
Then simply save the image with a new filename, then use RideMonkey itself to upload the images off your machine (go to the Mountain bike Photos section). Once the images are uploaded, you can diplay them in a post by pasting their URL (right click on the image and click properties to find this)
in the following tags: http://theURLofyourimage[/IMD] (but is IMG not IMD in the second bracket).
Hope this helps.
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