Can someone please try to make his read clothing purple? I'm

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Here's the purple. It doesn't have to be exact, really.

Thank you for anyone who tries

>>360998
I opened this image in photoshop and it's locked. Can't edit it. Sorry, bro. Whatever site you got it from is a fag.

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>>361021
What about this one?

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>>360998

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>>361074
maybe this

>>361077
Do you think you could make it a bit darker? If not, that's fine too. It already looks great.

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>>361080

>>361085
Perfect, thank you so much.

>>361021
>I opened this image in photoshop and it's locked. Can't edit it.
really?
>image
>mode
>RGB color
>change red to purple (use Hue/Sat/Color?)
>image
>mode
>indexed color (palette exact)
>save GIF

>>361189
to expand on this...
GIFs are limited to <= 256 colours, which are set in each image's "index". These images are therefore set in the mode of "indexed color". If you leave them in this mode, you can only use the colors already saved in the index.

to get around it, you change the mode to standard RGB color; you make whatever changes you want, and then change the mode back to indexed color (or just save as Compuserve GIF, which prompts the indexing process).

I've probably used some incorrect terms, but this is the basic logic of it. Now you know. :)