Attention: SID & SMOOD - here are the tutorials

**legacy-sneaky_usb** · 07-12-2003, 12:52 PM

Here are the tutorials I whipped up to answer your questions.
If you still have questions, lemme know.
These tuts are not the only or best way to do the job.. it's just how I do it.. and to be honest, they may or may NOT work for your particular application.

So.. here ya go.

Texture a scaled surface without a Projector

How to keep a Monster in a room without it using spawnpoints

Good Luck, folks!
-=sneak

**Smood** · 07-12-2003, 01:12 PM

****ING SWEET! THANKS MAN!!!! U ****ING RULE

**legacy-sneaky_usb** · 07-12-2003, 01:23 PM

Awwwww.... yer just saying that because it's true.

LMAO!!

Yer very welcome!
It's kinda short.. but it gets the job done.

-=sneak

**Smood** · 07-12-2003, 01:24 PM

Yes I didnt know how to get those guidlines

....

ALSO is this method viable for a wall thats 1600 * 1205 ??

**legacy-sneaky_usb** · 07-12-2003, 01:36 PM

Sure it is.
Just make sure that the size of the doc in photoshop is a multiple of 2 LARGER than the size you will need.

Make the doc 2048x1536 and all should be well.

You can also save the doc as a dds if you have the dds plugin.
I forget where I got it from.. but Google knows where it is.

-=sneak

**Smood** · 07-12-2003, 01:38 PM

ic I got the plug, how do you get that guideline mode?

I'm in photoshop 6

**legacy-sneaky_usb** · 07-12-2003, 01:42 PM

Edit>Preferences>Rulers
Make sure it is set to Pixels.

View>Rulers
You should now see rulers.

Click the ruler and hold it.. drag a guide out.

To center the rulers with 0 [zero] in the middle, click the top/left corner where the rulers meet.. and drag the crosshair into the middle of the doc where your 2 guides meet.

**Smood** · 07-12-2003, 03:35 PM

sneak the ruler snapping worked, but my 0's aren't in the center of my image likes yours is...

mine start at the top left corner and go outward...

**Smood** · 07-12-2003, 04:23 PM

Another problem I'm having sneak is this OVERLAY blend mode. I just cannot achieve the look I want using it!

I will give you a visual example below.

In this first example you can see the starting of my design, and my brick texture in the background.

To test the overlay I set one layer of my design to overlay and this is what I get. Suffice it to say far from the original colour and texture I'm going for.

To darken the image I try duplicating the overlay layer. But I get a different texure and a strange YELLOW hue around the design in overlay blend mode!

Is there a way I can use your method without use a overlay blend mode?

Or is there anything I can do to fix the overlay so it looks more like the original?

THANKS AS ALWAYS!

**legacy-sneaky_usb** · 07-12-2003, 05:35 PM

If you choose NOT to use the overlay - it won't hurt my feelings.

I prefer using it so I can see the texture underneath the design.. like it has been spraypainted onto the bricks.

It will work without the overlay - you just won't see the texture through the design.

-=sneak

**Smood** · 07-12-2003, 05:37 PM

1) Can I not apply a layer transparency to see the patten underneath?

2) How can I get rid of that yellow hue OVERLAY causes.

**legacy-sneaky_usb** · 07-12-2003, 06:30 PM

1) Yes.. but it will not 'conform' to the shape of the bricks. It will just be on top of the bricks.

2) I dunno, bro.. I have never seen anything like that before. The colors shouldn't change - might be a PS6 issue.

-=sneak