My Eazy-E splash screen

Here's my splash screen that i made. Let me know what you guys think.

it looks tight, B.A.... sorry i haven't had the time to make some west coast screens like you'd requested. that's cool you were able to put that one together. R.I.P., Eazy...

crossings wrote:it looks tight, B.A.... sorry i haven't had the time to make some west coast screens like you'd requested. that's cool you were able to put that one together. R.I.P., Eazy...

yo can you link how to install this on JJ os, and what the specs are to make one?

i explained how in this thread here...

http://www.mpc-forums.com/viewtopic.php?t=85960

there are also a bunch of other splash screens to be found in there...

in the case of the Eazy E one here... you'd have to convert the JPG into a BMP... not hard to do at all. also, remember that the colors will display inverted on the mpc screen from what you see on the computer screen... you'll see what i mean.

crossings wrote:it looks tight, B.A.... sorry i haven't had the time to make some west coast screens like you'd requested. that's cool you were able to put that one together. R.I.P., Eazy...

Hey thanks crossings, I had never made a splash screen before, I just thought I'd try and it came out alright. But if you get a chance I would still like to see what you could do with the suggestions I gave you.

Cynic, like crossings said, you can convert them. You can save any splash to your computer then just open/edit it in paint (that's all I used to make mine) or photoshop or whatever you got then just re-save it and change the file type to BMP. If you're making it from scratch, it looks like the splash screens that people have made before are at 240 x 64 pixels. I just opened some that were already made and checked the "attributes" and that's what I found out. As long as you work within those dimensions you're straight. When I was done I just named the file mpc1000 and copied it to the main directory of my mpc's memory card. Just make sure the file is named mpc1000 not mpc1000.bmp . the file was already created as a bmp so you don't need to have the .bmp at the end. I had it named mpc1000.bmp the first time I tried and it didn't work then I dropped the .bmp and it was on. Hope this helps.

Peace,

B.A.