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Fire text on other images?

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Apr 18th 2001#1911 Report
Member since: Apr 2nd 2001
Posts: 60
Whats the deal you have to flaten the image to make fire text and it locks all the layers. Any one know what I'm talking about?
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Apr 18th 2001#1918 Report
Member since: Mar 27th 2001
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I dont think I do....
can you explain a little more?
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Apr 18th 2001#1919 Report
Member since: Apr 2nd 2001
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ok.. I want to put some flame text on another image but after making the flame text photoshop wont let me move the flame text onto the other image. I guess this is becuase when making the flame text you have to flatten the image witch locks the layers. So I'm asking is there a way to make flame text and still be able to move it onto another image.

I made the flame text following this tutorial
http://www.dsigning.com/photoshop/texteffects/fire/
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Apr 18th 2001#1921 Report
Member since: Mar 27th 2001
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after you get finished doing the tutorial

there are a lot of ways to do this...but for ease of explanation do this

double click the magic wand tool..... in the options pallet set it for tolerance 0 (zero)

click on the black area in the background of your image
this will make a selection of the black background...

ctr+shift+I to invert your selection and just have your fire text selected....

to make sure you dont have an ugly black outline left behind go to the "select" menu

Select/Modify/Contract with a value of 1 (if this doesn't get rid of the black outline try a greater value)

now ctr+shift+I again and delete

you should have only the fire text remaining


Hope this helps
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Apr 18th 2001#1928 Report
Member since: Mar 21st 2001
Posts: 50
Or you could just duplicate the layer. PS will then allow you to drag it over.
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Apr 18th 2001#1937 Report
Member since: Apr 2nd 2001
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Nither worked.. Please try the tutorial and then open up a new image and try moving the fire text onto the new image..
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Apr 18th 2001#1940 Report
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Well I'm able to move the fire text over to the new image but when it's moved over all the color is taken off the fire text.. There must be a way to put fire text on another image.
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Apr 18th 2001#1941 Report
Member since: Mar 21st 2001
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Ok, I looked over the tutorial, didn't do it though. And what I suggest you do is change the image mode back to RGB Color from Indexed Color. Then you will be able drag the layer on to another image. If the background is black just change the image mode to "screen". That will hide all thats black.
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Apr 18th 2001#1943 Report
Member since: Apr 2nd 2001
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Thanks I finally got it!!
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