stngman00
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Joined: Jun 2006
Posts: 6,605
From: Orlando, FL
RE: stngman00
ORIGINAL: sdmaker
Jeez guy's desaturate the green in the windshield, lol.
AR, what method do you use to do the lines in the background?
Jeez guy's desaturate the green in the windshield, lol.
AR, what method do you use to do the lines in the background?
and for the scanlines he probably uses the same method as me:
1st open a 1x2 pixel document and fill one of the pixels with black.
save this as a pattern >make
then open up the file/document u want to use it on and go fill>pattern>ok
for a car bg select the car select>inverse>fill pattern
hope u understand. [8D]
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RE: stngman00
ORIGINAL: Durr727
hahah yeah we both missed that. [8D]
and for the scanlines he probably uses the same method as me:
1st open a 1x2 pixel document and fill one of the pixels with black.
save this as a pattern >make
then open up the file/document u want to use it on and go fill>pattern>ok
for a car bg select the car select>inverse>fill pattern
hope u understand. [8D]
ORIGINAL: sdmaker
Jeez guy's desaturate the green in the windshield, lol.
AR, what method do you use to do the lines in the background?
Jeez guy's desaturate the green in the windshield, lol.
AR, what method do you use to do the lines in the background?
and for the scanlines he probably uses the same method as me:
1st open a 1x2 pixel document and fill one of the pixels with black.
save this as a pattern >make
then open up the file/document u want to use it on and go fill>pattern>ok
for a car bg select the car select>inverse>fill pattern
hope u understand. [8D]
Thanks
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6th Gear Member
Joined: Jun 2006
Posts: 6,605
From: Orlando, FL
RE: stngman00
ORIGINAL: sdmaker
Gotcha Thanks
yeah ur welcome and if ur unsure just let me know and doller what other way do u use???
ORIGINAL: Durr727
hahah yeah we both missed that. [8D]
and for the scanlines he probably uses the same method as me:
1st open a 1x2 pixel document and fill one of the pixels with black.
save this as a pattern >make
then open up the file/document u want to use it on and go fill>pattern>ok
for a car bg select the car select>inverse>fill pattern
hope u understand. [8D]
ORIGINAL: sdmaker
Jeez guy's desaturate the green in the windshield, lol.
AR, what method do you use to do the lines in the background?
Jeez guy's desaturate the green in the windshield, lol.
AR, what method do you use to do the lines in the background?
and for the scanlines he probably uses the same method as me:
1st open a 1x2 pixel document and fill one of the pixels with black.
save this as a pattern >make
then open up the file/document u want to use it on and go fill>pattern>ok
for a car bg select the car select>inverse>fill pattern
hope u understand. [8D]
Thanksyeah ur welcome and if ur unsure just let me know and doller what other way do u use???
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RE: stngman00
ORIGINAL: Durr727
yeah ur welcome and if ur unsure just let me know and doller what other way do u use???
yeah ur welcome and if ur unsure just let me know and doller what other way do u use???
then go to the gradient tool, and set it so the scheme is black to transparent, then just drag the gradient tool wherever you want the scan lines. that way you can make some parts not scanned
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Posts: 6,605
From: Orlando, FL
RE: stngman00
ORIGINAL: ARdoller
after you make the pattern, make a new layer, go to the blending options and set the pattern to that pattern.
then go to the gradient tool, and set it so the scheme is black to transparent, then just drag the gradient tool wherever you want the scan lines. that way you can make some parts not scanned
ORIGINAL: Durr727
yeah ur welcome and if ur unsure just let me know and doller what other way do u use???
yeah ur welcome and if ur unsure just let me know and doller what other way do u use???
then go to the gradient tool, and set it so the scheme is black to transparent, then just drag the gradient tool wherever you want the scan lines. that way you can make some parts not scanned
