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Aug 13th 2001 | #12852 Report |
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I am wondering how to make the circle(ovals) type things that have lines coming out from the edges. Sorry for the vagueness but the name just wont come to mind right now. strider has a few in his main page image. http://www.stridingstudio.com/ anyone know? thanks in advance. |
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Aug 14th 2001 | #12950 Report |
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i'm gonna guess no one has a clue what i'm talking about, or no one knows how. apparently 17 of the people fall into one of those two catagories...
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Aug 14th 2001 | #12956 Report |
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I am one of the ones that does not have a clue what you are talking about. Try to be more descriptive man. Then maybe someone might be able to help.
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Aug 14th 2001 | #12957 Report |
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Aug 14th 2001 | #12983 Report |
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it kinda looks like a gear, like in a watch, or a gear on some kinda machinary. yea, nay??? Rogue |
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Aug 14th 2001 | #12984 Report |
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Looks like a picture of a compass to me. But go to www.google.com and search for 'gear making tutorials' or something like that, and you'll find out how to make gears. Then maybe you can apply that, and learn how to do that stuff. |
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Aug 14th 2001 | #13000 Report |
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man, that guys' site is awesome! tons of complex art. I'm amazed.
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Aug 14th 2001 | #13003 Report |
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http://www.neofrog.com/tips/cog.html this tut will show you how to make a cog, then getting the results you want will be pretty easy. |
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Aug 14th 2001 | #13068 Report |
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no, u can make cogs. thats not a problem. its like the rings that you see on a photo lens. the thin rings with the lines extruding. there has to be an easy way of doing that without manually drawing each line.
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Aug 14th 2001 | #13075 Report |
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Doesn't look like a cog to me - but what do I know! Its probably a vector object created in Illustrator or something. If youve only have Photoshop you can still do it using numeric transform. Just make one "spike" on a new layer, rotate transform, and then repeat that transformation as many times as you need (i think the shortcut is alt/ctrl/shift/ T). Then merge all the layers you made together. |
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