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when you say outline of one layer, do you mean the non-transparent part of one layer? if so, then ctrl+click that layer to select all the non-transparent parts, and then go to the layer you want a mask on, then click the mask button at the bottom of the layer window, and it should automatically clip out the selection for you.
where could i get better brushes?
Thanks Assertn! That was what I was looking for. Ok, so now to take it a step further. What if I want to take a layer and make it into a mask. Like, a layer of brushing that I've already done. How can I make a copy of that and make it into the mask for another layer? Is this possible?
Ehh....that's a bit tricker. I have attempted that in the past myself, but I don't recall coming up with any convenient solution =X
Ok, another question. I have a bunch of brushes that I downloaded but they're all mixed together in a very inefficient way. How do I edit my brushes so I can move them around into different folders and split them up and recategorize and name them?
couldn't you just do that from the brushes folder just browsing it?
No, I could if they were in different folders, but they're not. I have these 'brush sets' that are made of like 10 b'zillion brush sets and I can never find anything in them and it takes forever for one of them to load up on photoshop. I want to split them up and make them back into smaller ones, but because of the format windows tells me I can only open the file in photoshop, and in photoshop I can only find the option to delete or rename a brush, which is not what I want.
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Originally posted by: Kagemane_no_Jutsu
how to use the pen tool:
First select the pen tool, I forgot to get a screencap of it, but its on the toolbar so find it lazy asses. Then go here and select this:
http://img44.imageshack.us/img44/5296/pen11pr.jpg
now just click and make a path along whatever your rendering. In this case it was already rendered so I just did a quick job, you should zoom in a couple times and get it perfect if you want a perfect render cut.
http://img44.imageshack.us/img44/1120/pen29hf.jpg
now once you connect them it'll be all one line then right click and:
http://img136.imageshack.us/img136/2921/pen34gw.jpg
now it'll say something like how much you wanna feather just leave it as 0 at hit ok, then it'll make a selection and grab a selection tool and right click-layer via cut
thats about it
Why not use the Magnetic Lasso? is there something wrong with it that i dont know about?
The pen tool is more percise and you can get closer than the mag. lasso
When I use the pen-tool I get all these wierd bends and shit. It's impossible to make straight line damn it. What am I doing wrong?
when you click down, drag before lifting the mouse button, and you'll be able get more subtle curves. Or if you mean literally straight lines, just click without dragging.
here is a really good video on how to use the pen tool
http://www.deviantart.com/view/5822845/
Magnetic lasso is garbage. Don't ever use that tool.
BOC comin out with some strong words towards the magnetic lasso...
how will it respond?
heres a tut I made and was sellin for credits on gamerenders, but my beautiful folks here and GW get it for 5 easy payments of $FREE.99
http://img23.imageshack.us/img23/1560/mytutorial6ge.jpg
http://img26.imageshack.us/img26/5426/mytutpage28do.jpg
hope it helps ya nublets
Here's a border tutorial from a guy named Headshot at Graphix Network.
http://img484.imageshack.us/img484/9...borders3cq.jpg
too bad that sig is garbage^
and I would hope that you try to contribute your own tutorials, for instance I'd love to read one on your star ocean sig Lazy.
If I have the time and feel like making a tutorial for it.....I will make it look nice! [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-tongue.gif[/img]
Edit: Here I made a tutorial [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-tongue.gif[/img] Can you follow it easily?
http://img86.imageshack.us/img86/866...utorial7et.jpg
people!
i would like know if there is a huge difference between photoshop elements 2.0 and photoshop CS2?
Those are some pretty sweet tuts, Kage and Lazie. Very nice work guys!