That Layer Thing Underneath The Text

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  1. =URX=InFeRnO

    =URX=InFeRnO Well-Known Member

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    i cant explain this so hopefully this sigmaker wont mind me using their sig as an example (attached sig) how do u do the thing behind the text? i cant explain it any better than this lol
     
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    would love to help you but I have absolutely no clue waht your asking
     
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    yes that is teh tut i was looking for thankyou very much, unfortunatly i cudnt use the search button cus i didnt know wot 2 search for and i looked through 8pages of tutorials and didnt find it so ty very much ;)
     
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    Isn't what you are looking for an opacity strip or bar?

    They are easy to do. Just make a new layer beneath the text, then select your rectangular tool and draw a rectangle what ever size you need , then select your paintbucket tool and fill it with white ( or whatever color you want) then go to Edit >stroke and make a one pix stroke then deselect the bar, and then in the opacity bar in the layers pallette, drop it to fifty percent.

    Hopw that helped ya some.
     

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