Motorcycle Club Emblem Request.

[Lokviing]

I'm looking for some professional help with an emblem for my crew. I have the general idea of what i want the patch to look like, i'm just not 100% sure what i want the colors to be.

 

I want the center patch to look somewhat like this. http://i.imgur.com/5OcWPKR.jpg

 

This is what i came up with for the rest of the patch. http://i.imgur.com/xUqaQbb.png (the top would say Bastards) i'm not sure if i want the final colors to be blue/gray

 

I would like the font to look like this if possible. http://i.imgur.com/osiEzPn.png

 

If someone would be able to help me out with this i would greatly appreciate it.

 

I'm willing to help you out with something you need as well, (example: grinding races for vehicle upgrades)

Edited May 12, 2014 by SargerasN7

[Mr. Mac]

It doesn't work like that here. If you want to get something made, you have to tell the GFX artists what you want and what you want it to look like.

[Lokviing]

It doesn't work like that here. If you want to get something made, you have to tell the GFX artists what you want and what you want it to look like.

 

Sorry about that. Never used this section of the forum before. I'll edit my post.

[Graven]

Vector export + drop shadow

 

http://i.imgur.com/4lAAKA8.png

SVG

http://www11.zippyshare.com/v/34259596/file.html

 

[Lokviing]

Vector export + drop shadow

http://i.imgur.com/4lAAKA8.png

SVG

http://www11.zippyshare.com/v/34259596/file.html

 

Wow.. your damn talented. I highly appreciate it.

Edited May 14, 2014 by SargerasN7

[Lokviing]

Vector export + drop shadow

http://i.imgur.com/4lAAKA8.png

SVG

http://www11.zippyshare.com/v/34259596/file.html

 

I thought they fixed the whole 'edit the HTML code to upload your own custom emblem' or is there a workaround i'm unaware of?

Edited May 14, 2014 by SargerasN7

[Mr. Mac]

@SargerasN7: Yes, there is a new method to upload custom SVG emblems to Social Club. Also, don't double post. It's against the Forum guidelines.

Edited May 14, 2014 by ItsMac

[Lokviing]

 

@SargerasN7: Yes, there is a new method to upload custom SVG emblems to Social Club. Also, don't double post. It's against the Forum guidelines.

 

And the new method would be?

[Mr. Mac]

And the new method would be?

1: Open up the SVG file that Slave Boy made for you with Notepad ++.

2: Look for this beginning tag in the file d="

3: Highlight & copy everything after the d=" tag on that line.

4: Every d=" tag is one layer that will be loaded into the Social Club Emblem Creator.

5: Go to the Social Club Emblem Creator, select a transparent background, select a shape, then right click on that shape, select Inspect Element, and you should see something called <path-fill="000000" stroke="none" d=.

6: Once you find the d= tag, right click and click on "Edit as HTML.

7: Highlight everything after the d=" tag and hit delete or backspace on your keyboard.

8: Hit the V button and it will paste one layer of the SVG file into the Emblem Creator.

9: To add the rest of the SVG file, you must select a new shape, and repeat the process of copying and pasting the SVG code after the d=" tag.

10: Once you have all of the pieces of the SVG file loaded into the Emblem Creator, you're gonna have to line them up and scale them to fit the size of the box.

11: You can click on each circle to change the color, size and etc. of that layer.

12: After you're done, click save.

Warning: You cannot go back and edit it if you mess up, so make sure you get it right on the first try.

Edited May 15, 2014 by ItsMac

[Lokviing]

 

And the new method would be?

1: Open up the SVG file that Slave Boy made for you with Notepad ++.

2: Look for this beginning tag in the file d="

3: Highlight & copy everything after the d=" tag on that line.

4: Every d=" tag is one layer that will be loaded into the Social Club Emblem Creator.

5: Go to the Social Club Emblem Creator, select a transparent background, select a shape, then right click on that shape, select Inspect Element, and you should see something called <path-fill="000000" stroke="none" d=.

6: Once you find the d= tag, right click and click on "Edit as HTML.

7: Highlight everything after the d=" tag and hit delete or backspace on your keyboard.

8: Hit the V button and it will paste one layer of the SVG file into the Emblem Creator.

9: To add the rest of the SVG file, you must select a new shape, and repeat the process of copying and pasting the SVG code after the d=" tag.

10: Once you have all of the pieces of the SVG file loaded into the Emblem Creator, you're gonna have to line them up and scale them to fit the size of the box.

11: You can click on each circle to change the color, size and etc. of that layer.

12: After you're done, click save.

Warning: You cannot go back and edit it if you mess up, so make sure you get it right on the first try.

 

 

I sat for 2 hours trying to figure it out and no luck

I appreciate you trying to help me out though.

[etcbyte]

 

And the new method would be?

1: Open up the SVG file that Slave Boy made for you with Notepad ++.

2: Look for this beginning tag in the file d="

3: Highlight & copy everything after the d=" tag on that line.

4: Every d=" tag is one layer that will be loaded into the Social Club Emblem Creator.

5: Go to the Social Club Emblem Creator, select a transparent background, select a shape, then right click on that shape, select Inspect Element, and you should see something called <path-fill="000000" stroke="none" d=.

6: Once you find the d= tag, right click and click on "Edit as HTML.

7: Highlight everything after the d=" tag and hit delete or backspace on your keyboard.

8: Hit the V button and it will paste one layer of the SVG file into the Emblem Creator.

9: To add the rest of the SVG file, you must select a new shape, and repeat the process of copying and pasting the SVG code after the d=" tag.

10: Once you have all of the pieces of the SVG file loaded into the Emblem Creator, you're gonna have to line them up and scale them to fit the size of the box.

11: You can click on each circle to change the color, size and etc. of that layer.

12: After you're done, click save.

Warning: You cannot go back and edit it if you mess up, so make sure you get it right on the first try.

 

 

Thank you very much

[no1skaman]

 

 

And the new method would be?

1: Open up the SVG file that Slave Boy made for you with Notepad ++.

2: Look for this beginning tag in the file d="

3: Highlight & copy everything after the d=" tag on that line.

4: Every d=" tag is one layer that will be loaded into the Social Club Emblem Creator.

5: Go to the Social Club Emblem Creator, select a transparent background, select a shape, then right click on that shape, select Inspect Element, and you should see something called <path-fill="000000" stroke="none" d=.

6: Once you find the d= tag, right click and click on "Edit as HTML.

7: Highlight everything after the d=" tag and hit delete or backspace on your keyboard.

8: Hit the V button and it will paste one layer of the SVG file into the Emblem Creator.

9: To add the rest of the SVG file, you must select a new shape, and repeat the process of copying and pasting the SVG code after the d=" tag.

10: Once you have all of the pieces of the SVG file loaded into the Emblem Creator, you're gonna have to line them up and scale them to fit the size of the box.

11: You can click on each circle to change the color, size and etc. of that layer.

12: After you're done, click save.

Warning: You cannot go back and edit it if you mess up, so make sure you get it right on the first try.

 

 

Thank you very much

 

This method will not work for me. Did it work for you?

[etcbyte]

 

 

 

And the new method would be?

1: Open up the SVG file that Slave Boy made for you with Notepad ++.

2: Look for this beginning tag in the file d="

3: Highlight & copy everything after the d=" tag on that line.

4: Every d=" tag is one layer that will be loaded into the Social Club Emblem Creator.

5: Go to the Social Club Emblem Creator, select a transparent background, select a shape, then right click on that shape, select Inspect Element, and you should see something called <path-fill="000000" stroke="none" d=.

6: Once you find the d= tag, right click and click on "Edit as HTML.

7: Highlight everything after the d=" tag and hit delete or backspace on your keyboard.

8: Hit the V button and it will paste one layer of the SVG file into the Emblem Creator.

9: To add the rest of the SVG file, you must select a new shape, and repeat the process of copying and pasting the SVG code after the d=" tag.

10: Once you have all of the pieces of the SVG file loaded into the Emblem Creator, you're gonna have to line them up and scale them to fit the size of the box.

11: You can click on each circle to change the color, size and etc. of that layer.

12: After you're done, click save.

Warning: You cannot go back and edit it if you mess up, so make sure you get it right on the first try.

 

 

Thank you very much

 

This method will not work for me. Did it work for you?

 

 

Yes, I followed the instructions exactly, and I converted my image to svg using vectormagic. It has to be 512 x 512. When I used a different website which was not vectormagic to convert it, the code was different and didn't work for some reason, but it did work with vectormagic.

[Mr. Mac]

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Edited May 19, 2014 by ItsMac