Rendering

Discussion in 'GR Classic Archive' started by ghettolt, Sep 9, 2004.

  1. jvnorris

    jvnorris Well-Known Member

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    depends on what your rendering.... extract makes for fuzzy edges.. and can be a real pain.... best tool is pen/path tool... crisp edges... perfect control...
     
  2. Guinness70

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    good stuff ghettolt

    / for tires and other round objects I switch to quickmask mode and then use a hard, round brush
    you can actually pick the brush the size of the tire

    / using the pen tool also allows you to "modify" the curves. this is the long and winding road... but gives excellent results.

    /since we now can upload files to the GR forums, why not upload the psd with the render?
    some peeps are already doing this.
    best of course would be to upload the psd AND post an example for those people not using photoshop
    allthough some programs can import psd files.


    >>pinned<<
    good thread for reading up on some technics...
     
  3. SealBaby[cF]

    SealBaby[cF] Well-Known Member

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    So it's actually better to use the pen tool than the extract? Hrm, i may need to try it. My current sig i extracted, but then had to blur some of the pixelated edges =/
     
  4. Cypher3x

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    very nice thanks for the tips
     
  5. Swift

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    good suggestions i will take this inconsideration
     
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  7. Evo

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    how do u cut???
    is there like a tool for that or something???
     
  8. ghettolt

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    yes, the lasso tool? Look at the tool bar on the left, hold ur mouse over the tools for a sec or two to see their names. You select around the render and press delete thats how it works.
     
  9. Sphix

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    How I stop the lasso tool and then continue at the same point?! :unsure:
     
  10. ghettolt

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    well you have to do it manually, meaning you have to find same spot urself...
     
  11. IncomingF5

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    Yo, Thanks for the heads up and info man.
     
  12. buscemi

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    i prefer filter >extract or the lasso tool :D
     
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    Cool.
     
  14. glorysk87

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    nice tut looks awesome. ill try rendering somethin when i get home.
     
  15. Sand_Man117

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    how do u save as a png?

    i cant find the option
     

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