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hey magnum you thinnk you can make us a tutorial about adding effects to text like making them crysp and un pixialted
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Should've posted this in my request thread.
You don't really need a tutorial for that. When you make text, just make sure to use anti-aliasing. That takes care of pixellation. As for other effects, I could throw something together, but see if you can find Zone's camo text tutorial in the bowels of the forum too. |
In the future, try using a PM to ask a question directly to a specific member of the board.
Think of it this way: Would you go to a baseball game, grab the mic from the public address announcer and say "Dave, can you meet me by the car in five minutes? I gotta take a shit first." No, you'd prolly ask Dave that question directly. Thanx. |
alrighty ill look around thanks anyways
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never really thought of it like that |
biggrin: Just trying to prove a point. Looks like it worked...heh heh
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hehe, only kidding... biggrin: |
ok one more thing where do i find this ani-alastin thngy button
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PM him....
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Anti-Aliasing controls are usually found in the text dialog box. When you go to add text to the sig, look for anything to do with anti-aliasing. Make sure it's checked off before you put text on.
In Photoshop, I recommend using the "smooth" anti-aliasing setting. |
I second that recommendation, except in specific cases. Photoshop 7's anti-aliasing can be found in the toolbar with a drop box next to an icon of a rough "a" and a smooth "a".
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Kewl. Not a feature in 5.5...dag nabbit.
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Dave, can you meet me by the car in five minutes? I gotta take a shit first.
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ok, be real quick tho
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Heres the camo tut....BUT ALL THE PICS ON THE PAGE ARE X'S!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
cry: cry: cry: Is there any way to save the pics!?! |
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