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1 Character + 24 EZColor Strips

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A little bit of this and that for Buddy’s World characters.

WITCH

G2

This character comes with 24 EZColor strip. There are 6 different colors for the

characters Hair, Hat, and Robe. You can mix and match as desired. Also included are

EZColor Color Savers for the Hair, Hat and Robe so that you can create your own

Color combos. If using the Standard version of CTA 2 then you can only change

the characters colors by using EZColor Color Strip sets for Hair and Upper (available

In the market place). If using the Pro or Pipeline versions of CTA 2 you can use the

EZColor Color Strip Sets or use the Blank color savers provided and adjust the colors

as desired using the sliders in the Render Style Advanced Settings.

CONTENTS:

1 Witch Character

6 Witch Hair Color Strips

6 Witch Hat Color Strips

6 Witch Robe Color Strips

6 EZColor Color Savers: Empty (Hat, Hair, Robe) and Blank (Hat, Hair, Robe)

REQUIREMENTS:

Must own the following base content:

- G2 Power Tools Vol. 4 - Buddy's World,

- G2 Head Composer Kit 3 - Buddy Faces

WITCH

Pg 1Buddy Bits

The Witch

Here is the Witch in each of the provided Robe and Hat colors:

These are the Hair colors provided:

Black Purple Blue

Green Red White

Pg 2

Orange Yellow Purple

Blue Green Red

Pg 3

USING COLOR STRIPS

The EZColor color strips are used to change the color of the Hat, Hair or Robe of the

Witch. With your Witch on the Stage , go to the “Content Manager” and the “Stage” tab.

Under the “Stage” tab expand the “Props” section then expand

the “EZColors” section. Expand the “Buddy Bits“ section and select the “Witch”

folder and the various colors strips will be displayed. Drag and Drop the desired color

strips for the Hair, Hat and Robe onto the stage.

Select a color strip, and click the “Apply Selected Render Style” button which will turn the

cursor into a paint bucket. Click on your character and the characters colors will change to

those colors selected. Press the Escape button to exit the “Apply Selected Render Style”

Mode. Repeat for each color strip.