Test-0 Quickie Sketches Thread

[road]

you da man test! you da man!

[Test-0]

Alya, A Youthful Start

[SoylentOrange]

Yeah, I'm giving that outfit low odds of survival in its current state...

[Cadell]

If they weren't meant to rip, they wouldn't be made out of tissue paper.

[TrumanGrace]

I like it, probably moreso than whatever will happen to her to ruin it.

[hmmm!]

Even young, she looks like she's up to something..

[Test-0]

I was planning on doing more tonight but I'm a bit drained, so I'll do the rest tomorrow. It'll be cute. :3

Speaking of which...

Sketch for tonight:
Alya, Loving Gaze

:3

[SoylentOrange]

Chibi-crush!

Looking good, test.

[hmmm!]

Ooooh, look how precious her liddle feet are!

Real fun.

[Soty]

What brand is your tablet, and do you have the correct drivers installed?

Also, if you have multiple drivers installed, that might be causing the problem too. Check under Control Panel > Add Remove Programs to see if there is more than one tablet driver.

Maybe try with different versions:

http://soty.tfcentral.com/opencanvas-b68.exe
http://soty.tfcentral.com/openCanvasb71.exe
http://soty.tfcentral.com/openCanvas11b72.exe

Also, the server issue might be caused by a router. If you HAVE a router, you MUST either know how to port-forward, or use a VPN software like Hamachi to host a session.

To test this, try bypassing your router and plugging directly into your modem (if possible) and see if you can host then.

[PrBlahBlahtson]

Originally Posted by Soty

To test this, try bypassing your router and plugging directly into your modem (if possible) and see if you can host then.

I would only try that for testing and not use it for a permenant solution, though. Your router provides a lot of protection from worms and the like. It could also plausibly be an over zealous firewall.

[Test-0]

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Fallout 3

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