Making texture surfaces in Splat!

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Or just plain Photoshop. I have been saving them in jpg, but it does not seem to work. Any guidelines?
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Corey
Oct 2, 2004
What do you mean by "texture surfaces"? In Photoshop, one of my favorite methods of creating a textured surface for any graphic is to use the Render Lighting Effect filter and the texture channel option at the bottom of the pop-up panel. Sometimes, adding noise prior to this stage can significantly alter the characteristics of the texture.

Of course, there’s the texture option under the Bevel/Emboss layer effect too.

Corey 🙂
""Guest"" wrote in message Or just plain Photoshop. I have been saving them in jpg, but it does not seem to work. Any guidelines?
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n0gar
Oct 3, 2004
That’s cool, but I want to put textures on things like in Alien Skin’s Splat! I want that brushed steel look. I want to be able to make my own textures to use.
"Peadge" wrote in message What do you mean by "texture surfaces"? In Photoshop, one of my favorite methods of creating a textured surface for any graphic is to use the Render Lighting Effect filter and the texture channel option at the bottom of the pop-up panel. Sometimes, adding noise prior to this stage can significantly alter the characteristics of the texture.

Of course, there’s the texture option under the Bevel/Emboss layer effect too.

Corey 🙂
""Guest"" wrote in message Or just plain Photoshop. I have been saving them in jpg, but it does not seem to work. Any guidelines?
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Tray
Oct 3, 2004
"\"Guest\"" stated:

That’s cool, but I want to put textures on things like in Alien Skin’s Splat! I want that brushed steel look. I want to be able to make my own textures to use.
"Peadge" wrote in message
news: What do you mean by
"texture surfaces"? In Photoshop, one of my favorite methods of creating a textured surface for any graphic is to use the Render Lighting Effect filter and the texture channel option at the bottom of the pop-up panel. Sometimes, adding noise prior to this stage can significantly alter the
characteristics of the texture.

Of course, there’s the texture option under the Bevel/Emboss layer effect too.

Corey 🙂
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Or just plain Photoshop. I have been saving them in jpg, but it does not seem to work. Any guidelines?
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<DIV><FONT face=Arial size=2>That’s cool, but I want to put textures on things like in&nbsp;Alien Skin’s Splat!&nbsp; I want that brushed steel look.&nbsp; I want to be able to make my own textures to use.</FONT></DIV> <BLOCKQUOTE dir=ltr style="PADDING-RIGHT: 0px; PADDING-LEFT: 5px; MARGIN-LEFT: 5px; BORDER-LEFT: #000000 2px solid; MARGIN-RIGHT: 0px"> <DIV>"Peadge" &lt;<A
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Doesn’t HTTP belong on the web and not at text groups?
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The Doormouse
Oct 3, 2004
Tray wrote:

Doesn’t HTTP belong on the web and not at text groups?

Right, but that’s only if you want to stay out of most everyone’s killfilter.

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Tray
Oct 3, 2004
The Doormouse stated:

Tray wrote:

Doesn’t HTTP belong on the web and not at text groups?

Make that HTML! <blonde moment>

Right, but that’s only if you want to stay out of most everyone’s killfilter.

The Doormouse

So true.
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The Doormouse
Oct 3, 2004
Tray wrote:

Make that HTML! <blonde moment>

I was going to go blonde, but my stylist talked me out of it. Eh. I’m still jealous.

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Tray
Oct 3, 2004
The Doormouse stated:

Tray wrote:

Make that HTML! <blonde moment>

I was going to go blonde, but my stylist talked me out of it. Eh. I’m still jealous.

The Doormouse

Brunettes are smarter. 😉
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Corey
Oct 7, 2004
A brushed steel look can be made by adding monochromatic noise and motion blur to a silvery gray image. I created one for a console for a Flash movie. The movie wasn’t intended for the web so I didn’t add a preload feature, so bandwidth may be a factor in your viewing pleasure. But click on "Flash Promo". below Contact Information on the left. The console was made in Photoshop, the movie in Flash, the site in Dreamweaver.

http://flightline.highline.edu/bsoderman/

Corey 🙂

""Guest"" wrote in message
That’s cool, but I want to put textures on things like in Alien Skin’s Splat! I want that brushed steel look. I want to be able to make my own textures to use.
"Peadge" wrote in message
What do you mean by "texture surfaces"? In Photoshop, one of my favorite methods of creating a textured surface for any graphic is to use the Render Lighting Effect filter and the texture channel option at the bottom of the pop-up panel. Sometimes, adding noise prior to this stage can significantly alter the characteristics of the texture.

Of course, there’s the texture option under the Bevel/Emboss layer effect too.

Corey 🙂
""Guest"" wrote in message
Or just plain Photoshop. I have been saving them in jpg, but it does not seem to work. Any guidelines?

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– 12 scenes

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– 6000 x 4500 px

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