my first jersey patch

[jordan23bond007]

hey guys. i just finish my first try on jersey patching. please tell what can you say about it.
any suggestions. thanks to cableguy and conrad's template.

here it is:

[Jugs]

lol, it's okay but really really really plain.

[ultimateplaya]

word

[Jing]

is it jordan's old jerseys and his jersey was plain to begin with. but pretty nice

[Fitzy]

yeh its noice, but a bit plain

[bassman58]

The crotch sections are missing the double blue stripes. These are the three rectangles next to the sleeves. It will take a little trial and error so they line up properly.

[jordan23bond007]

how to fix the crotch section?
in the template when i use stroke with blue it appears to be the border of the crotch.


i also need help on the numbers color combination. i use here the numbers from denver's 88-89 home jersey. need help about the numbers and the color of the name at the back.




here's another screenshot





as you noticed the collar and the sleeve looks to thick because of the white back side of the color it should be blue also need help there.

and in the numbers too.

thanks in advance.


sorry forgot to take a screen of the back. but the color of the name is also the same as the number only without the lining.

also need help editing those.

[Big J RUD]

just copy the blue lines from the bottom of the jersey with the same width as those rectangles between the sleeves and in the top left and right corners, and just move them all the way to the top and they should line up. BTW change the necktype to 1 so the trims line up.

[bassman58]

For the numbers, you can either find other numbers that match better or you can create custom numbers. I use Dolffin for viewing and extracting FSH files from BIG or VIV files. Open the xxxxzzzz.viv files and view the xxxxzzzz_num.fsh file. To create custom numbers look for Cable Guy's tutorial posted above. Use the same colors/font as the 'Laney' text.