Pop Out Sig.

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  1. flipske

    flipske Well-Known Member

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    Kakashi try saving it with matte. png. doesnt seem to work well in IE.

    @Warrior, IMO it's easier to use matte instead of the MW.
     
  2. SqueakyClean

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    Hi

    When i use matte i get an ugly white border around it.when i save it as png it's perfect

    in firefox i see nothing but in IE i see an all white canvas..When i look at your sig in IE i see nothing.

    How did you do that?

    I had al the settings like your tut said but it doesn't save transparent as gif

    I think i'm missing something here :blink: :blink:
     
  3. dEwcLaW

    dEwcLaW Well-Known Member

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    All I do is draw everything on a separate transparent layer with a white background layer underneath it so after everything is done, I just delete the empty white bg layer and file>save as> and whatever you want (but make sure the file type is .gif)
    It works for me...
     
  4. flipske

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    Did you do the matte thing....that's the best way, just save with matte of this bg. not with the full bg !! but with matte. epxplained in the tutorial.
     
  5. SqueakyClean

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    well,i don't have the psd file anymore so i'm gonna make a new one

    keep ya posted.

    bye
     
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    nice tut
     
  7. Garrett

    Garrett Well-Known Member

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    I made this 1, is it good?

    [​IMG]
     
  8. flipske

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    Yeah mate it rules! :D
     
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    Didn't use this tut, I found out about this after I made the sig :lol:

    Here's it

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    (I know it's a different usersname)
     
  10. flipske

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    It's not bad but the border could use work
     
  11. SqueakyClean

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    Hi flipske Hoe gaat ie :D :D

    with help of your tut i made a new one.(look below)

    I think the text didn't came out that right,because i couldn't use the distort feature on it,so what do you think???

    Bye
     
  12. flipske

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    Hey man goed gelukt. Voor et eerst zie ik zo een mooie tekst effect! 9.5/10

    Hey dude it worked out great. For the 1st time I see such a great text effect! 9.5/10
     
  13. SqueakyClean

    SqueakyClean Well-Known Member

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    Tnx baby,:D :D


    "don't **** with the dutch"Helemaal mee eens :lol:

    Translate: "don't **** with the dutch"i totally agree

    Mazzel

    Bye
     
  14. Garrett

    Garrett Well-Known Member

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    here i made another 1 but i have a big proble. on some parts on the side of there is some white pixels, how do i remove them without damaging the render??
    [​IMG]
     
  15. SqueakyClean

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    what did you use to cut it out?.i personally use the poly laso tool and then zoom in till 800 or more end then erase the the parts that stick out softly to smooth the image.
     

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