Can anybody do this?

Does anybody know how to make the scan lines in the pic below, but take not that it does always go in a scan line, some parts of it are missing to make it look tight.
http://www.animelords.com/splash3.jpg

That's not a scan-line effect over top of the picture. Its a very small grid pattern. You can achieve the effect by using the texturizer filter in PS and creating a small 3 pixel L shape.

You just load up the texture you create into the texturizer filter
and it will fill a layer with a grid pattern.

Then you take that layer and use a layer blending (such as screen) mode to have it mix with the background images better.

Mr. Bogus, um... I know this is stupid, but could I possible have your screen name to aim, or aol, so that I cna just im you when I need help? Please

Sorry Slippy. I don't use AIM. And if I did, I am not in the practice of adding people to a contact list to be asked questions. Your questions are best left on this board.

Mr. Bogus, than, um, could you possibly take a look at that splash page again and tell me as much as you can about each of the things they did on the splash, I know I'm asking to much, but I know it'll show me some cool techniques, if you can break it down, and just tell me how, and how did they get that nice lookin blue overlay.

Mr. Bogus, or anyone else, could you perhaps clarify how to that grid thing again, I don't quite understand.

Not sure what you're chasing.... but here's a coupla Teamps's tutorials that might give you some techniques to think about.

http://www.teamphotoshop.com/photoshop/tutorials/tools/texturizer/textrzr.php

http://www.teamphotoshop.com/photoshop/tutorials/tools/textfill/textfill.php

http://www.teamphotoshop.com/photoshop/tutorials/tools/displace/displace.php

PhotoshopCafe is a source for grid tutorials. Really just that simple. www.photoshopcafe.com