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Very nice. Love the stuff around the text. Sigs just keep getting smaller and smaller, eh? Dropshadow, I believe, helps the render, though, maybe the text could have used its own dropshadow.

My vote goes to Avalon. His sig matches Wolverine's style. It, also, seems like more work was put into it.S_M: 1Avalon: 3

Found this in a website, thought I'd share it.

Modified version.

Hybrid one, as requested.

Loving the Samus sig. Kinda hard to see the text, but still awesome. Just wondering, if possible, what brushes did you use for it?

Although, Opera is capable of disguising itself, it still mentions itself in the end. So, it shouldnt be hard to distinguish Opera from other browsers. All you'd have to do is check for "Opera" in the user_agent when searching for another browser. At least, that's what I think is all that is needed to do.

Heh, indeed. Anyways, nice tribals. Nice fractal on the last one, or should i say sinedots? Either way, would like to know how you managed to get it to swirl like that. The butterfly one isnt all that bad, just could probably use more tribals near the upper left.

Just like to say, i've seen what DJLuki can do, and i believe he is more than capable of doing this. This should be child's play for him.

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Not sure what you mean by "Laserbeam flashing the signature", you can use this until you explain it to me better.

I'm having trouble noticing the smudge technique you used. Mainly because the sig is too dark. Try to make it brighter. I'd say work on the text, too, but I'm not sure if it's your final decision on it. Since, you say you havent perfected the smudge technique. I'm guessing this sig was more of a practice sig, so the text is just mainly to show you made the sig.

Once you play as Vergil, you'll never want to go back to Dante. Though, Dante is more "flexible", Vergil makes up for it in power and speed. But, to tell you the truth, they should have kept the same difficulty as the original, and just make Very Hard and DMD mode harder. I beat all modes including Bloody Palace in under 48 game-hours with Vergil. I can kinda see why in the original people were complaining it was "too hard". But, some people like to shoot more than slice and dice. Shooting should only be used for enemies that are out of reach, and to keep your style bar going, until you can get closer to the enemy to slice-away. Though, I prefer the Beowulf over the Rebellion. Plus, the game is a bit more challenging with Dante.

I'll do the avatar version later...

Here's a smaller one.

I made a circle with the marquee tool, erased the inside, to make it like a border. Made a new layer, brushed a bit, and applied a mask so it doesnt go past the headlight area. This made a nice reflective shadow in the headlight. And i duplicated the circle, and the brushed headlight layer, a few times, and just messed around with the blending modes. That gave me a nice outcome. xD

Lol, thanks BuffaloHelp, hope Cigaras likes it as much as you do.

Maybe, the animation would have been better over the robot, making it kinda like a shine thing. Instead of the background, which looks like a tree. Last i remember wood doesnt shine.

Not sure about other Windows, but in Windows XP, under Display Properties (Right-click on desktop > properties), "Appearance" tab > Advanced > Item: Scrollbar : Size. You can make the scrollbars bigger or smaller. But, if you were asking how to do this by means of JavaScript, or some other programming language, then I dont know.

Hmm, i failed to see this request. I dont know how i missed this. Thanks for bumping! I'll see what i can do!

Usually just subtracting 20 pixels from the width will help for all resolutions. Since scrollbars take up 20 pixels, unless people modified their scrollbar width.