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Last year I somehow created a crosshatch pattern in PS 6, which was immediately deemed useless and I threw it away.
Of course, now I need to reproduce it. I was sure I had used an "ice pattern" recipe, found in several places in the web, eg…
<http://www.photoshopnerds.com/creating-an-ice-texture.htm>
but I can’t seem to take from that recipe the steps I need to produce what I want. Perhaps my memory is failing me. I’m using CS2 now and have tried using the BrushStrokes > Crosshatch filter, but it’s not helpful.
Can anyone point me in the right direction to creating this crosshatch pattern? Sample (133 kb) can be found at
ftp://ftp.ccrs.nrcan.gc.ca/ftp/gad/andy/misc/crosshatch.jpg
Of course, now I need to reproduce it. I was sure I had used an "ice pattern" recipe, found in several places in the web, eg…
<http://www.photoshopnerds.com/creating-an-ice-texture.htm>
but I can’t seem to take from that recipe the steps I need to produce what I want. Perhaps my memory is failing me. I’m using CS2 now and have tried using the BrushStrokes > Crosshatch filter, but it’s not helpful.
Can anyone point me in the right direction to creating this crosshatch pattern? Sample (133 kb) can be found at
ftp://ftp.ccrs.nrcan.gc.ca/ftp/gad/andy/misc/crosshatch.jpg
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