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Jul 19th 2001 | #8932 Report |
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Ok, how do you do scanlines? Please someone help me! :( |
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Jul 19th 2001 | #8933 Report |
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YES!!! I WOULD LIKE TO KNOW THAT ALSO! Doesnt anyone know? |
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Jul 19th 2001 | #8934 Report |
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Jul 19th 2001 | #8936 Report |
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Ok, create a new photoshop document.... size 2pixels x 2pixels fill it with black..... now select half of it with your rectangle selection tool.... fill it with white. you should have a little half white/half black pic now.... CTR + A to "select all" of the document >EDIT>DEFINE PATERN --name it now, in the document you want to use scanlines make a new layer above the object you are going to give the scanlines to.... >EDIT>FILL select "pattern" and select your scanline pattern you just made. and click ok now change the scanline layer's blend mode (in the layers pallet) to "multiply" (play with it) To get rid of the scanlines in places you dont want them.... CTR + click the layer (in the layer pallet) of the object that you gave the scanlines to. this will make a selection outline the shape of that object.... Now select the scanline layer and then look at the bottom of the layers pallet and click the quickmask button.... that should do it ![]() BTW there are a hundred ways to do it ![]() |
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Jul 19th 2001 | #8937 Report |
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thanks!
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Jul 19th 2001 | #8938 Report |
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torn, why fool with blending modes.. just follow the normal way of making scan lines, but instead of white, just leave it transparent, if you ever want white scanlines, just invert it.. (another good reasons for filling the pattern on a seperate layer) Snore |
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Jul 19th 2001 | #8960 Report |
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hehe, I didn't say that was the easiest way....just that it was a way.... but I showed them some other things to play with that they prolly didn't know.
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Jul 19th 2001 | #9053 Report |
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cool, I was looking for this....
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Jul 20th 2001 | #9129 Report |
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Built in scan lines... 1. Open up image 2. Have the default colors (foreground=black background=white) 3. New layer and fill it with white 4. Change Blend mode to "overlay" and an opacity of 75% 5. Filter - Sketch - Halftone and change the pattern type to "Line". Instant scan lines... Just play with the other two settings... |
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Jul 20th 2001 | #9154 Report |
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Yah! That's the way I do'em.
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