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tiger
Aug 25th, '03, 11:50 AM
Hey Steve

Any change of getting some of the color pics of Hero material. I like the Cardboard heros but prefer a tent style.

I doubt that the images are extractable from the PDFs of the Heroes for sale, so thought I'd ask.

Steve Long
Aug 25th, '03, 01:51 PM
I'm afraid I'm not sure what you're asking.

We're not going to produce tent-style paper miniatures.

We're not going to give away any more colorized character art for free, since we are now selling the paper minis.

tiger
Aug 26th, '03, 09:21 AM
Originally posted by Steve Long
I'm afraid I'm not sure what you're asking.

We're not going to produce tent-style paper miniatures.


I was wondering if you would be open to selling the color images to those who prefer tent style miniatures.

Steve Long
Aug 26th, '03, 02:13 PM
No, we're not really interested in getting into the images-selling business. We'd rather keep 'em as part of a product such as the paper minis.

Bill_CCHKK
Aug 27th, '03, 07:00 AM
Originally posted by tiger
Hey Steve

Any change of getting some of the color pics of Hero material. I like the Cardboard heros but prefer a tent style.

I doubt that the images are extractable from the PDFs of the Heroes for sale, so thought I'd ask.

Hey tiger,

If you prefer tent-style miniatures, you can always buy the Herogames paper minis and make your own tent-style miniatures. You may not be able to directly extract the pictures from the PDF file, but you can certainly screen-grab a piece of the PDF file when displayed. Acrobat scales images quite well, so you should be able to get them to whatever size you want.

Now, create a M$ Word document (or OpenOffice if Linux is your flavor) and build a table with the borders set up in a tent-style format. Paste the images into the Word document and print it out.

I have a Word document that I use for heromachine-based paper minis at my website. Link is here (http://www.saifa.net/champions/Cardboard.doc)

- Bill

tiger
Aug 27th, '03, 08:11 AM
That's what I do too, although I have a RTF file. I didn't think about a screen grab

GreyGuardian
Aug 27th, '03, 11:04 AM
adobe reader 6.0 has picture grabbing built in. I grab drop in paint and then save as jpg (so it can go on character sheets as well) - I'll give the trifolds a try since some folks seem to like them... there might be something to it.

---- Time passed and I ran Champions today for the first time in years ---

The trifolds actually work pretty well since everyone around the table can see what each figure is supposed to be.