Jay-Kaizer mashup?

[JayRay]

HKCP - JAYKAIZER MASHUP EULA


IF YOU USE THE HALF-KAIZER CONSTRUCTION PROJECT MATERIALS:
If you use this HKCP's materials to make a sprite, even if you alter it, you will be expected & required to credit all members of the HKCP Team in anything you do. That includes using them to make video games, other digital media, or in redistribution.

VENETIA, SHOWKAIZER, CERULEAN SKYE, GRATHEO, BRITCHIK, KAZEN, FOMAR0153, NPHYX, BERSERKER, DEEBS, AMY (from HKCP Reboot)

IF YOU REDISTRIBUTE MATERIALS:
You are allowed to redistribute the material you create using the material found here, provided that you credit every member of the HKCP Team (listed above). Failure to provide credit may result in a Cease and Desist order and other legal penalties. Commercial redistribution is permitted, with consent from Venetia. You must include in a PM to her, the game which will feature the material, and how much you will be charging for it (in $USD), and where the game(s) will be sold. If it is for non-commercial use, only credit is needed, and you don't need to contact her.

JAYRAY's  JAY-KAIZER EULA
As the Jay-Kaizer is only a derivitive of the original HKCP, an end user must abide by the original HKCP EULA in order to use this template. If an end-user uses a clothing template or other item, he/she must credit also the person who created that resource.

We are serious about these Terms & Conditions. They are in place to protect the artists, and to encourage them to contribute. If you do not comply, expect consequences. Thank you!


To use the materials found here, it's as simple as 1-2-3 ...

1.) Open the template & accessories/clothes you want to use in an image editor. You will probably need something better than MSPaint--something that can use layers. Try GraphicsGale or Paint.NET. (Please, do not ask how to use those programs. Find out yourself.)

2.) Choose Select All ([Ctrl]+[A]) to make a selection on a piece. Copy it ([Ctrl]+[C]).

3.) Select the Template, make a new layer if you like, and Paste the piece onto the template! Rearrange the layers until it's the way you want it. Then simply save the file as a PNG and close it.

VOILA! Couldn't be simpler.