Max Number of Layers/Logo

[WallsOfJericurl]

Sorry if this has clarified before but I was wondering what the max number of layers were in Create A Superstar this year? Reason being I have started making logos for an attire and it's quite detailed so I don't wanna put in more effort than I can even achieve lol

Edited November 22, 2016 by Broken Jericurl

[schlimo]

It depends on the points a logo has. 512x512 has a value of 8 points, 256x256 3 points and 128x128 2 points. You have an amount of 64 points

[WallsOfJericurl]

It depends on the points a logo has. 512x512 has a value of 8 points, 256x256 3 points and 128x128 2 points. You have an amount of 64 points

Thanks, I dunno how I never saw that on my screen or forgot but at least I can tally it out now lol

[schlimo]

It depends on the points a logo has. 512x512 has a value of 8 points, 256x256 3 points and 128x128 2 points. You have an amount of 64 points

Thanks, I dunno how I never saw that on my screen or forgot but at least I can tally it out now lol

your welcome.

A few days ago I ran out of points on my Gran Metalik, so I had to check this. I never noticed it before this issue, too.

[BHANGRA MAN]

Sorry if this old..is it 64 points for body attire or face and attire total?

[WallsOfJericurl]

Sorry if this old..is it 64 points for body attire or face and attire total?

I believe it's face and attire

[FailedHero1985]

Just a question, I have been using 512 with all my uploads, I might be a newb question but what can we get away with. For example I know face scans are highly detailed and need to be 512, but tights logos that arent's going to be used as textures can they be 256. I am still in the old Xbox 360 where you cannot use multiple sizes. Could some one give me of their "Rules for Logo Use" I could probably add more detail to some CAWS if I had better idea of what some other creator's typically use graphics wise.

[HiPcavallo]

Depends on the logos you're using, and how many you need to use. If they're big detailed logos then use 512, if they're smaller or less complex and you can capture all the detail you need then use smaller logos. If you're making very complex attires then you may have to sacrifice quality and stick to smaller logos so you can fit everything. Just be smart about it, work out how many you need to use and then go from there. Bigger logos will give you better quality when you stretch them out, but if you don't need to stretch them out much then it won't really make much of a difference (if any at all) using smaller logos.