Accept I was silly enough and used the template off of google. I am new to creating clothing so don’t be too harsh on me. It took me about an hour to make this and once I tried to publish it, I found out the template was wrong. I have the correct template now but how would I swap the templates and still save the work I have done?
Firstly, the title seems misleading. I was confused about what the topic was. I would recommend just saving the clothing template from Roblox and then pasting on paint.net on a separate layer. Then align the two backgrounds and remove the wrong template. I
Thanks, so how will I go about making everything else I created larger to fit the newer template? I already have the updated template but thanks anyways!
Then input 585 x 559 as the size. Make sure “Maintain Aspect Ratio” is turned off before inputting the numbers in the box, to make sure the quality is reasonable, make sure “Best Quality” is selected.
In the future however, use the template Vayz suggested, even go as far as to save a version of the template with the colors pre-cut out even to save you that small step.
Also, just a small suggestion. Cut out the color from the bottom of the sleeves & the bottom two squares to allow for skin color as “hands.”
The template has always been 585x559. The reason why his is 420x420 is because that’s what the thumbnail size is on Roblox’s website.
Roblox clothing isn’t that high of quality to begin with, so I wouldn’t be too worried about this factor. When using PDN’s built in Image->Resize functionality, the anti-aliasing is actually pretty good. Should be fine all things considered, especially with something as basic as this hoodie design.