westhawk959

Once a picture has been submitted, can the picture be edited- and if so, how?

lilalee

Bring up your picture, then click on re-edit details. You can change the title and vote, but you can't re-do the drawing.

giraffe

I wish there was a way to check out what an animation looks like before submitting it, but Oh Well....

Nylecoj

When I am drawing sometimes I get little cracks in the art work, white lines that shouldn't be there, etc. They disappear when I submit the drawing, but sometimes it isn't the right color under the 'cracks'. Specifically my most recent dragon, I had originally had the light purple spot in his eye as the pupil and there was one on both eyes, but the left one vanished when I submitted the picture. It turned out okay, it looks kind of like a hot spot, but it was frustrating when it wasn't all there. Any explanation?

Nylecoj

here is the picture in case anyone was wondering. The left, (our left) eye is solid, while the one on the right has what was supposed to be a pupil.

http://www.thinkdraw.com/picture.php?pictureId=72129

Qsilv

It's a known issue with Flash.

Shortest explanation = an internal mathematical problem that can occur when you stack a whole lot of the same piece.

Most commonly shows up as bits of white showing where you actually had arranged colored pixels.

Fix = ...um, there isn't really one, but swapping around between various shapes and colors during the build improves your odds of avoiding the problem.

Nylecoj

Thanks, glad to know it isn't just me! Is there a reason the pupil disappeared? or did I just miss it? I will try that next time, thank you Qsilv.