Personal Portraits

Quick Reference Sheet

Size:	95 by 95 pixels
Colors:	236 Furcadia Colors or 24 bit (Full Color)
File Formats:	FOX, FSH, PNG, JPG, BMP
Uploading:	Click Here
Uploading Instructions:	Click Here
Portrait Rules:	Click Here

Portrait Size

The size of Furcadia Portrait is exactly 95 by 95 pixels. If you submit a larger image, it will be cropped and it will probably be cropped from an area where you’d rather not have it cropped. If you submit a smaller image, parts of the “common” Furcadia portrait of your character will be shown behind your portrait.

Small portraits look weird.	Correct 95 by 95 size portrait.	Big portraits are cropped.

Portrait Colors

You can submit your portrait as a PNG, JPEG or BMP image. For full color (24 bit) images, we strongly reccomend you use one of these formats as putting your full color image into FOXed will reduce the image to the 236 color Furcadia palette.

For Remappable portraits we strongly recommend using Furcadia FOX or FSH File to submit your image. Remappable Furcadia Portraits must use the remapping colors and be submitted in the 236 color Furcadia palette. If the submitted image contains more colors or different colors than what Furcadia uses, the image will remain as is and will not remap.

Animating Portraits

Animated portrait images should be submitted in FOX file format using kitterspeak and may have up to 50 frames of animation. All frames of the animation must be 95x95 px in size.

Remapping Colors

Portraits can be made to either always look exactly the same (“normal colors”) or to change colors depending on the colors of your Furcadia Character (“remapping colors”). When you upload your portrait, you will have an option to determine which type of portrait you are uploading. Remapping portraits must be done in a very specific way. Avoid selecting “remapping colors” option, unless you know what you are doing.

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"Normal Colors" remain as they are.

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"Remapping Colors" changes colors as your character does.

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"Remapping Colors" should not be used on images which aren't specifically designed for remapping.

Indigo Nightfall has written a tutorial on how to actually draw your portrait. Click here to read it.

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