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Dice
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how do i get a border around my Sig?
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how do i get a border around my Sig?
you make a new layer.
fill it with colour
polyagonal lasso tool
cut out part wanted otu of fill
delete it
set layer settings for what you wabnt
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April 08, 2005, 10:06:36 AM »
o ok why didn't i think of that?? :hyper:
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o ok why didn't i think of that?? :hyper:
i didn't either i got it off a tutorial on Silent Designs :lol: :lol2: :thumbs:
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April 10, 2005, 01:47:28 AM »
There is an easier way to get a border you know... Once your ready to save your sig, flatten the image to one layer, then just give that layer a stroke. Make sure to change it to an inside stroke.
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thanx drk. yea thats a better way drk ,cause by using the lasso tool, some sides don't turn out the same length as other sides, because it is to hard to predict if they are the same length.
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thanx drk. yea thats a better way drk ,cause by using the lasso tool, some sides don't turn out the same length as other sides, because it is to hard to predict if they are the same length.
lol i never even try to put them the same size
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well maybe thats just the way you like to work with your products.
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well maybe thats just the way you like to work with your products.
maybeh B) :P :lol2:
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thanx drk. yea thats a better way drk ,cause by using the lasso tool, some sides don't turn out the same length as other sides, because it is to hard to predict if they are the same length.
lol i never even try to put them the same size
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Huzzah! This is how I envisioned the forums, a place where graphic creators could come together and work together to improve their skills. ^_^
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There are some interesting ways to do boders, what i've been doing is add another laye, select all the go to the select dropdown menu there's an option for border, select that then choose how many pixels in you want your border and there you go instant border selected, all you have to do is get a basic brush and colour in, it should leave a nice fade effect on the inside edges.
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Quote from: tankhunter253 on April 05, 2008, 08:48:02 PM
There are some interesting ways to do boders, what i've been doing is add another laye, select all the go to the select dropdown menu there's an option for border, select that then choose how many pixels in you want your border and there you go instant border selected, all you have to do is get a basic brush and colour in, it should leave a nice fade effect on the inside edges.
Which version of photoshop is this?
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sorry for the delay, i use photoshop cs2 it's under select,modify,border then set your border width
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Conveniant. It might be there in CS to, I just never looked
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well when i first got cs2 i was just having fun and playing around with all.......ALL.......of the tools to see what they did lol
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