Well, here's another custom client background that I whipped up in a few minutes. This is much more basic than my other one, but I found that it pops a lot more, and has more texture to it. I hope you like it!
To set this image as your client background, right click the image and click "Save as..." Next, open up this image in a program, the easiest thing to do is to just open it up in Paint, because it's simple. Then click "File>Save As". Navigate to your PattonScape Client folder and locate the PNG image that is named [or was orignally named] "pattonscape". Simply click on this once so that the name appears in the text box. Then click save.
Also remember, if you're simply testing this background out, it is recommended to right-click and "Copy" the original pattonscape client background image, that way you can easily revert to it at a later time using the same method as above.
[ Hehe, doesn't it look like milk or something? xD ]
NOTE: All of the effects in this image were created by me from scratch, EXCEPT FOR the wooden background. That was simply a google'd background, because I was too lazy to figure out how to make a wood effect.
To set this image as your client background, right click the image and click "Save as..." Next, open up this image in a program, the easiest thing to do is to just open it up in Paint, because it's simple. Then click "File>Save As". Navigate to your PattonScape Client folder and locate the PNG image that is named [or was orignally named] "pattonscape". Simply click on this once so that the name appears in the text box. Then click save.
Also remember, if you're simply testing this background out, it is recommended to right-click and "Copy" the original pattonscape client background image, that way you can easily revert to it at a later time using the same method as above.
[ Hehe, doesn't it look like milk or something? xD ]
NOTE: All of the effects in this image were created by me from scratch, EXCEPT FOR the wooden background. That was simply a google'd background, because I was too lazy to figure out how to make a wood effect.
