Cant do tutorial :S

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Jun 30, 2003
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hey there, ive been trying to do this tutorial
http://www.phong.com/tutorials/wire/

but i cant even do step one, anyone got an idea?

thanks
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James Cummings
Jul 5, 2003
Hmm..
Maybe the issue is drawing the curve at the displayed angle? Try this.
Dial in the width of the brush. If you’re in PS7 then you’ll need to click on the "Brushes" pallette int he upper right hand corner of the screen and type in 15px for the Master Diameter.
The with the proper color selected for the foreground, click in the approximate center of the screen about 50px from the top. Holding the "Shift" key down, draw a straight line down to about 50 px from the bottom of the page.
Select Filter > Distort > Shear and set the center of the vertical line by clicking on it, then gently move the top and bottom end-points to the left, until you have a curve to your liking. Click OK. Press Control-T (PC) and rotate the line about 30 degrees.

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hey there, ive been trying to do this tutorial
http://www.phong.com/tutorials/wire/

but i cant even do step one, anyone got an idea?

thanks

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Start with a new image, 250×250 pixels. Select a dark gray as the foreground color. Create a new layer, and with the Pen or Paintbrush tool, draw a wire shaped line on it, 15 pixels thick.

Gradual curves look nice. This may take a few tries to get right.

Name the layer Wire.

?????

You must be Joe King!
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cindy
Jul 6, 2003
remind me not to ask any questions in this forum.

If you can’t do step one, uninstall Photoshop, format your drive, sell your computer and buy a game-boy.

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Hecate
Jul 6, 2003
On Sat, 5 Jul 2003 20:15:22 -0500, "cindy" wrote:

remind me not to ask any questions in this forum.

If you can’t do step one, uninstall Photoshop, format your drive, sell your computer and buy a game-boy.
Oh, you’ll always get smart remarks like that in any newsgroup. Like the real world, you get a range of people. Just live with it, ignore it, and look for the real answers. 🙂

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RTM
Jul 6, 2003
Don’t ask any questions in this forum.
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cindy wrote in message
remind me not to ask any questions in this forum.

If you can’t do step one, uninstall Photoshop, format your drive, sell your computer and buy a game-boy.

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Paul Handley
Jul 6, 2003
Don’t ask any questions in this forum.

Actually, thats unfair. Follow Hecates advise. I’ve learned a lot in this forum. Also, when you can narrow your question to a search topic. Try google. It has helped me many times. The net is the greatest resource for learning Photoshop. Ignore the books, the’re expensive and can’t be revised easily. a webpage can be revised in an hour or so, with much more intuitive information
Paul

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