Window Help.

[Unkownsoldier]

Can someone help me I need to know what color streaks of light on the window of this image.

[DustyPorViva]

Opacity would probably be very helpful for this. White is usually the standard color used for streaks of light on glass. What you should probably do is draw a non-transparent glass, then lay it over the image with some opacity.

[Unkownsoldier]

Well if its non transparent then I would not see axe ok lemme go look up wtf opacity is brb.

[Unkownsoldier]

ok i looked it up i really doubt i can do that on paint xD

[DustyPorViva]

You can't :P You have to use something else like Photoshop, Gimp or such.

While paint may get you through the actual work of pixel-art, it's not enough to finalize it. It lacks transparency(just about needed in most situations), you can't index your work(needed for offline viewing in Graal, and to lower file-size), and doesn't do the small stuff like you need here.

I seriously suggest looking into a secondary program to use for your work for final touches. I personally use Paint+Photoshop.

[Unkownsoldier]

Ight lemme see if I can get a free copy, other then css3 xD

[Unkownsoldier]

Is it possible to get free photoshop ?

[Darklux]

Photoshop legally costs about a thousand dollars, students licenses still several hundred bucks.

You should take a look at gimp and paint.net, or search for an alternative

[Clockwork]

or simply download the trial and find a k...Yea, look at gimp or pain.net :P

[Liberated]

some people prefer 'pure' pixel art, which means not using opacity.
you could however, do that, and then study how the colors should become.