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#3ds custom themes download full

Step 4: Now that you have either one or three bottom screen images saved, open the file Full Bottom.PSD. Note that if you are creating something that is scrolling along the bottom, don't make it move to the right (it will look strange because when the user is moving to the right, the screen should actually be scrolling in the opposite direction, to the left). Frame 1 should be the neutral version of the bottom screen, and then as you move right it changes to 2, 3, and then back to 1. To achieve this, I recommend using Real Bottom.PSD to create the first bottom screen, saving the file as an image, and then editing the PSD and saving to create the other two. Step 3: To create an animated bottom screen, you need to have three frames for the bottom screen. If you would like to create an animated (scrolling) bottom screen, continue to Step 3 otherwise, skip to Step 4. The red areas are areas that will be covered by the 3DS's icons, however, none of these areas are semi-transparent. Step 2: As before, create or import the image you want to use as the background image for the top screen. Step 1: Open the file Real Bottom.PSD in Photoshop. As the top screen is now finished, I would recommend putting the PNG file in its own folder, and then later you can put all of the finished elements of the theme into that same folder. Turn the placement layer off (but leave the white background on), and then save the image as a PNG file. Import the image you just saved previously and place it in the top left of the image, where the placement layer is. Step 5: Now open the file Full Top.PSD in Photoshop. (You can also use a JPEG, but it will probably compress the image in undesirable ways and won't look quite the same once it's on the 3DS.) Step 4: Once the top screen image is done, make sure to make the overlay layer invisible and then save the image as either a BMP or a PNG. The blue areas are areas that are visible when the 3D effect is turned on, but can't be seen when the 3D effect is off. Note that some icons are actually semi-transparent and some are not visible all the time (such as the camera and screenshot icons), so don't leave those areas blank. The red areas in the PSD file are areas that will be covered by the 3DS's icons. Step 3: Create or import the image you want to use as the background image for the top screen. Step 2: Open the file Real Top.PSD in Photoshop.

If you don't have Photoshop, you can also download them as PNG files here. Step 1: Download these PSD templates I created and then extract them from the archive.

#3ds custom themes download software

Photoshop or an alternative image editing software Before starting this section, you will need: