DLC Ideas that could cover the future of Planet Zoo and theoretical possibilities depending on how long Planet Zoo will continue

[RedPandaReggie]

Would you mind putting that in steps. Be very specific please.

1. Go into the shapes icon in PowerPoint under the 'Insert' tab
2. Go down until you find flowcharts and select the circle icon
3. Then you scale it up to the size that you want the circle to be
4. Go into shape fill and select not fill
5. Then to shape outline, select the maximum size and colour the outline whatever colour you wanted
6. Then grab an image of the animal that you wanted to include in the pack
7. Remove the background of the image and get it to only have the parts of the animal you want to be part of the icon
8. Scale it to the size you want it to be in the circle
9. Copy it in place
10. The first image you style to the circle
11. Go to shape outline and select no outline
12. Crop the picture to be within the borders of the circle to when the sides snap with the circle edges
13. Then send the image backwards until it is behind the circle
14. Paste the second image and crop to include the part of the animal that you want to stick out of the circle, try to have it so there are open spaces in the image to back this action easier
15. Insert a text box with the name of the animal in a larger size, then below have the smaller scientific name in italics
16. Hold down on the page and select all the items used and group them together

Then you should have a whole animal icon

 

[The Carcharodontogenius]

1. Go into the shapes icon in PowerPoint under the 'Insert' tab
2. Go down until you find flowcharts and select the circle icon
3. Then you scale it up to the size that you want the circle to be
4. Go into shape fill and select not fill
5. Then to shape outline, select the maximum size and colour the outline whatever colour you wanted
6. Then grab an image of the animal that you wanted to include in the pack
7. Remove the background of the image and get it to only have the parts of the animal you want to be part of the icon
8. Scale it to the size you want it to be in the circle
9. Copy it in place
10. The first image you style to the circle
11. Go to shape outline and select no outline
12. Crop the picture to be within the borders of the circle to when the sides snap with the circle edges
13. Then send the image backwards until it is behind the circle
14. Paste the second image and crop to include the part of the animal that you want to stick out of the circle, try to have it so there are open spaces in the image to back this action easier
15. Insert a text box with the name of the animal in a larger size, then below have the smaller scientific name in italics
16. Hold down on the page and select all the items used and group them together

Then you should have a whole animal icon

Thanks @RedPandaReggie.

 

[The Carcharodontogenius]

1. Copy it in place
2. The first image you style to the circle
3. Go to shape outline and select no outline
4. Crop the picture to be within the borders of the circle to when the sides snap with the circle edges
5. Then send the image backwards until it is behind the circle
6. Paste the second image and crop to include the part of the animal that you want to stick out of the circle, try to have it so there are open spaces in the image to back this action easier.

These I don't understand. I was able to do the first 8 but not the last ones. Is it the circle I copy?

 

[RedPandaReggie]

These I don't understand. I was able to do the first 8 but not the last ones. Is it the circle I copy?

Yeah, then add the other items afterwards

 

[The Carcharodontogenius]

Yeah, then add the other items afterwards

You might actually need to make a video on these, this is kind of unfair just in steps without seeing anything.

 

[The Carcharodontogenius]

@RedPandaReggie would you mind telling me which font that is on the ideas?

 

[RedPandaReggie]

@RedPandaReggie would you mind telling me which font that is on the ideas?

Opti-Eagle Bold

 

[The Carcharodontogenius]

1. Go into the shapes icon in PowerPoint under the 'Insert' tab
2. Go down until you find flowcharts and select the circle icon
3. Then you scale it up to the size that you want the circle to be
4. Go into shape fill and select not fill
5. Then to shape outline, select the maximum size and colour the outline whatever colour you wanted
6. Then grab an image of the animal that you wanted to include in the pack
7. Remove the background of the image and get it to only have the parts of the animal you want to be part of the icon
8. Scale it to the size you want it to be in the circle
9. Copy it in place
10. The first image you style to the circle
11. Go to shape outline and select no outline
12. Crop the picture to be within the borders of the circle to when the sides snap with the circle edges
13. Then send the image backwards until it is behind the circle
14. Paste the second image and crop to include the part of the animal that you want to stick out of the circle, try to have it so there are open spaces in the image to back this action easier
15. Insert a text box with the name of the animal in a larger size, then below have the smaller scientific name in italics
16. Hold down on the page and select all the items used and group them together

Then you should have a whole animal icon

I've done that with the Blue Viper.

 

[RedPandaReggie]

I've done that with the Blue Viper.
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Well done

 

[The Carcharodontogenius]

I did it a different way compared to your's, Reggie.

 

[leehonglocal]

Here's the animals I've been longing to see if Planet Zoo will accept and have.

1. African leopard
2. Australian monitor lizard
3. Masai giraffe
4. Baboon
5. Markhor