I was watching a lot of speedpainting videos on youtube and decided to try learning it too...

I guess i cant do it anyway...

Is anyone on this forum good at speedpainting or do you know someone whos good at it? And do i realy need a tablet to draw my stuff on it or can i use my gaming mouse too?

Stein.
Because he made it very fast with MSN

No one?

Guess i have to some boards which go in this direction...

I SAYD STEIN.

Im too lazy write him, if he realy know something about speedpaint, he could post here by himself...

Yes I can speedpaint. But what do you want to be speed painted. I am not very good but I can do Ssj3 hair pretty well.

Could you post some of your work, pwease?

ok, its not speedpainting and quite slow...

but lbz has an answer to many things

http://rapidshare.com/files/109643784/speedmod.rar.html

Thats a good tutorial for modders i guess

I think i have to start modding too, looks kinda funny

great tut loozzer,
put it in the mod section!

good tut ^^
btw what program u use, i would like to make tut like that too

that isnt a tutorial... its was only a joke to spam the speedpainting thread a bit :S

And I dont want it to be a tutorial cuz it shows what to do. No tutorial that tells what to do works

?isnt it written: Its a broom and used to sweep

Did you every use a photoshop tutorial?

no, never even seen photoshop

speedtutorialing?
FTF: All info you need to mod LBZ is allready in LBZ implemented. you can figutre out nearly all stuff on your own. If you dont want to think or do boring work, dont try to make mods.
download two or three clean charmods.
compare them with the LBZmainfile.
The mod must be an uncompressed (storage) zipfile
The foldertree must be identical with lbzmain*
textures must be 32bit rlecompressed 128²,256²or512² .tga
sounds must be 22.5 khz .wav or .mp3
models must be half life .mdl files
nearly all files can be edited with an texteditor.
learn to make levels, change, add and modify moves and chars before you start with the modeling and scripting tutorials.
*files that have their positions defined in a other file can be placed whereever you like.

BTW... I think effective speedpainting needs a tablet. its preassuresensitive and more ergonomic... speedpainting via mouse would possibly soon damage your wrist... and you surely wont speed up to penspeed...

Did anyone ever consider cracking up a optical mouse and to rearrange parts to a optical pen?

?isnt it written: If you want a thing done properly you've got to do it yourself.