Thinking of dropping the game I scheduled in the end of March vs the Bruins. I simply don't have much time this season. Don't think I will have time to make a reasonable one. I'll let you know.
If I can't figure this out before the day prior to the game someone else should do it.
The easiest way is through Photoshop's Slice tool. I'm not sure if GIMP has it, too, but I would assume so. Set the slice size to 350x300, then save the document for web. Each individual picture will be saved, and then it's just a matter of uploading them to the image host of your choice.
Gimp has a similar feature. Danishh can describe it. I've never bothered to learn how to use it, I manually cut the image and save and upload each small section.
Thank you both. Gimp does have a similar feature but dang is it convoluted. Making some small progress though. No direct access to PS but I think I can wrangle some time early tomorrow before the knife falls to see if I have some better luck there.
in gimp you have to set guides
image -> guides -> new guide
*you have to do each guide manually, so for example horizontal 300px, horizontal 600px, horizontal 900px, etc.
when all your guides are set, go to filters -> web -> slice to export your slices.
yeah, the interface isnt as intuitive as photoshop, but it's free. They've mostly tried to copy photoshop features and interface, but need to keep it different enough to not be copyright infringement.
in gimp you have to set guides
image -> guides -> new guide
*you have to do each guide manually, so for example horizontal 300px, horizontal 600px, horizontal 900px, etc.
when all your guides are set, go to filters -> web -> slice to export your slices.
yeah, the interface isnt as intuitive as photoshop, but it's free. They've mostly tried to copy photoshop features and interface, but need to keep it different enough to not be copyright infringement.
Sweet. Done. Hardest time just getting the sizes down but done. TY. I got this. Will be my first.
