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Applying textures to paths? |
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Dec 10th 2003 | #132639 Report |
Member since: Dec 10th 2003 Posts: 34 |
I need to know how to create a texture that will follow the shape/path of an arc, the letter c for example? I have created a texture already that is a rasterized rectangle, and I want to apply that same texture to an arc so it follows the path not just "stamping" it on like applying a pattern to it. Thx |
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Dec 12th 2003 | #133025 Report |
Member since: Feb 14th 2003 Posts: 685 |
Heres a couple of options for ya... One 1. Insert a text layer - the letter c (use large font size) 2. Then go Layer/Type/Create Work Path 3. Create a new layer and hide the original 'c' text layer but you should still see the 'c' path on your document 4. Select 'Path Selection Tool (A), right click on your 'c' path, choose 'Stroke Path', and from the list choose 'Pattern Stamp' Two 1. Insert a text layer- the letter c (use large font size) 2. Then go Layer/Type/Convert to Shape 3. Right Click on the 'c' shape layer and choose 'Blending Options'. 4. Select Stroke/Fill Type/Pattern (choose your stroke width) and hit ok 5. Back to the 'Layers Palette' set the 'Fill Opacity' to 0% and that should leave you with the pattern following the letter Three 1. Insert a text layer- the letter c (use large font size) 2. Ctrl + click on the text layer to select it ( indicated by a marquee) 3. Create a new layer while the selection is still active, and hide the original 'c' text layer 4. Select/Modify/Border, I used a width of 10 5. Choose the 'Paint Bucket Tool (G) with the 'Pattern' option selected up on the 'Options Bar', then with the 'Paint' tool still active click on your document to fill it with your desired pattern. just a few options, and I hope they helped, and I'm sure theres tons more ways of doing it... cheers heathrowe |
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Dec 14th 2003 | #133365 Report |
Member since: Dec 10th 2003 Posts: 34 |
Thank for the info but, I've tried those ways but all of them use a pattern which doesn't seem to follow the shape of my "C". Check out this link. webcomp All I want to do is take one of those vertical texured bars and bend it, into the shape of the "C" logo. |
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Dec 21st 2003 | #134438 Report |
Member since: Dec 20th 2003 Posts: 192 |
try filters>distort>polar coords>rectangular to polar
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