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Jan 1 2010 10:11pm
one.. where is the smudge tool? all i see is the smudge stick and it really doesnt make it look nice and need just smugdes like everything..

another. how do people get renders of just people or images.. mine always have a backround and i have to manually delete the other stuff in the image which makes it look sloppy.

lastly. is there a way to make layers stack ontop of each other..if so how? like i mean stack so i could put a few images ontop of eachother without having to lower transparency.


oh ya and how do you make borderless sigs hehe
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Jan 1 2010 10:16pm
what program are you using, photoshop?
http://www.planetrenders.net/renders/index.php here is a good site for renders, you can also google other sites... I myself just found out about this kind of thing haha I used to do it manually too.
And you'd have to have each layer outlined to the specific image you want from it so that it stacks well without having to lower transparency as you said. So render usage will the the best thing to do.
and what do you mean by borderless sigs? transparent ones?
You'd have to make some part of the sig transparent (easy in photoshop, I could explain if you want) and save it as a gif

for smudging.. are you usign a small tool or a big one? play with the size to have one that works for details... since you don't want to blur all the colors just add a smooth edge right..

This post was edited by iristhevirus on Jan 1 2010 10:17pm
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Jan 1 2010 10:21pm
Quote (iristhevirus @ Jan 2 2010 12:16am)
what program are you using, photoshop?
http://www.planetrenders.net/renders/index.php here is a good site for renders, you can also google other sites... I myself just found out about this kind of thing haha I used to do it manually too.
And you'd have to have each layer outlined to the specific image you want from it so that it stacks well without having to lower transparency as you said. So render usage will the the best thing to do.
and what do you mean by borderless sigs? transparent ones?
You'd have to make some part of the sig transparent (easy in photoshop, I could explain if you want) and save it as a gif

for smudging.. are you usign a small tool or a big one? play with the size to have one that works for details... since you don't want to blur all the colors just add a smooth edge right..


nice man thanks for the help :D

still iso bordless info
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Jan 1 2010 10:27pm
np, & what do you mean borderless? show an example or explain :P
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