HeAt Needs Help.. Again

[quote=Booshido][quote=HeAt] I would like the numbers and boxes. imagine like the picture i posted, right over the picture i need it on. That grid but if possible, with smaller squares.. its difficult to discribe.. imagine like a mathematical set of axes, x and y, on graph paper. So basically, take the picture of the logo, put the graph right over it. I wish i could describe it better. Imagine that wasnt a picture, but a function and that function was on a graph. i would like it to look like that. I tried gimp, the transparency messes up though, i cant seem to make it work with clarity [/quote] I love this post lol!! I can see your trying so hard to describe haha <3[/quote]

[quote=HeAt]i know.. its killing me..[/quote]

[quote=Trojan995][quote=HeAt] it needs to be submitted digitally. its a portfolio task, part of IB in school [/quote] OMG Someone else who suffers from IB I feel your pain bro[/quote]

[quote=Trojan995][quote=HeAt] it needs to be submitted digitally. its a portfolio task, part of IB in school [/quote] OMG Someone else who suffers from IB I feel your pain bro[/quote]

[quote=HeAt]yes, its BRUTAL... idk what to do.. for it.. at all.. its the "logan's logo" one.[/quote]

[quote=spooon][IMG]http://i1210.photobucket.com/albums/cc403/spooonishere/axis2.jpg[/IMG] you did not spesify what numbers you want running up you Y axis or X axis. Now what is wrong here, now ? btw ill do it with a ruler and stuff, this is just a sketch.[/quote]

[quote=spooon][quote=HeAt] id like the numbers along the sides, oh and you have x and y backwards.... [/quote] what numbers... just random ones ? If i was you i would pick, 1, 7, 16, 19, 45, 63, 83.[/quote]

[quote=HeAt]i would like a spread of 0 to 10 both ways, or if you are heavy into math, 0 to 2pi across, and 0 to 5 up. whichever works for you :) - HeAt[/quote]

[quote=wRAthoFVuLK]Wait spoon, how do you exactly do this? Paint? PS? Also, do you exactly want certain parts of the graph at certain points? Like the tip of the first arc at y=3 or something?[/quote]

[quote=HeAt]you have to do the lines all the way across, and on both x and y azis ,that would be great.[/quote]