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(Resizing Your Transparent Decal)
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**Then open your .tga in Gimp. You should see the transparent area as being a tinted checkered pattern.  
**Then open your .tga in Gimp. You should see the transparent area as being a tinted checkered pattern.  
**Go to Color>Posterize. A slider with a number going from 1 to 255 should appear. The program will probably automatically select the optimum number of colors you need for your image. For my crossbones image, I only needed three. To keep your file size under 5KB, you will have to use 16 colors or less, and possibly even fewer than that.
**Go to Color>Posterize. A slider with a number going from 1 to 255 should appear. The program will probably automatically select the optimum number of colors you need for your image. For my crossbones image, I only needed three. To keep your file size under 5KB, you will have to use 16 colors or less, and possibly even fewer than that.
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**After you press ok, to to 'Save As' (Don't simply press 'Save') and overwrite your file. A window allowing you to use RLE compression should appear, press Yes and save. Check your file size.  
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**After you press ok, to to 'Save As' and overwrite your file. A window allowing you to use RLE compression should appear, press Yes and save. Check your file size.  
If it's under 5KB, transfer it to your 'customdecals' folder and try it out.
If it's under 5KB, transfer it to your 'customdecals' folder and try it out.
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