gradient for each letter

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Roberto
Dec 7, 2004
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Hi there

Using Photoshop 7 in Windows…

Is there a way I can apply a gradient overlay on a text layer that actually treats each letter separately in the way it applies the gradient. I am trying to get a white snowy effect on the tops of the text, but at the moment I can only it to apply to the tall characters (b,d, l , t etc)

Thanks in advance

Rob
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George Dingwall
Dec 7, 2004
Hi Rob,

Why don’t you try this free plugin that creates user selectable amounts of snow on any type of text or any other object on a transparent layer.

http://www.vanderlee.com/adrenaline_snowscape.html

Hope this helps.

On Tue, 7 Dec 2004 16:04:46 -0000, "rob" wrote:

Hi there

Using Photoshop 7 in Windows…

Is there a way I can apply a gradient overlay on a text layer that actually treats each letter separately in the way it applies the gradient. I am trying to get a white snowy effect on the tops of the text, but at the moment I can only it to apply to the tall characters (b,d, l , t etc)
Thanks in advance

Rob

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Roberto
Dec 7, 2004
"George Dingwall" wrote in message
Why don’t you try this free plugin that creates user selectable amounts of snow on any type of text or any other object on a transparent layer.

http://www.vanderlee.com/adrenaline_snowscape.html

Hi George,
Thanks for that tip – the plugin worked a treat. And the snowflake plugin on the same site was cool as well.
Much appreciated!
Rob
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Corey
Dec 7, 2004
"rob" wrote in message
Hi there

Using Photoshop 7 in Windows…

Is there a way I can apply a gradient overlay on a text layer that
actually
treats each letter separately in the way it applies the gradient. I am trying to get a white snowy effect on the tops of the text, but at the moment I can only it to apply to the tall characters (b,d, l , t etc)
Thanks in advance

Rob

It looks like you may’ve solved your problem, but to answer your question about applying gradients to individual letters—you would just have to use individual layers for each letter, perhaps linking them inside a layer set once they’re aligned properly.

Peadge 🙂

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