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| It seems like the more I try the more problems I run into.
I am trying the tut below but my patern gets seams. What am I doing wrong? ![]() |
Here is a link that might be useful: Tut I'm trying to do
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| That's because it's not a seamless pattern. There is a great free small program to use for seamless backgrounds. It's called 20/20. Here's the link to the download site... You can take this... After you open up 20/20, for some weird reason, you won't see the program in full screen view, but you will see the controls up top for it. You'll see what I mean when you open it. To do a seamless tile, open up an image from your files, and click on IMAGE / SEAMLESS TILE. However, if you want to see how it will look in full view, then click on IMAGE / MUTED BACKGROUND. If you also want to fade the background, then slide the opacity bar to lower and preview again. :·)) -:¦:- ) |
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| You can also make a seamless tile in PSP 7...8...9. From Help: To create a custom pattern: Make a selection in the image. Choose Effects > Image Effects > Seamless Tiling to open the Seamless Tiling dialog. Choose the tiling method, direction, settings, and corner style, and then click OK. Note: To use the pattern that you create, save it in the Patterns folder of the Paint Shop Pro program folder and select it as your foreground or background material, see Choosing Patterns. You can then use the pattern to paint, create text, or fill an entire image. Joy |
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I got 20/20 downloaded & working. I didn't realize a seamless tile would look like this: I thought they would be the same. Wonder where the light come from? I sure like the way it makes a muted background :) I haven't had time to see what else it does. Dar |
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| Thanks Summer I downloaded 20/20 too. Haven't had a good play with it yet but it looks very interesting. Sue :) |
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