Transparent Sig Help

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  1. lMeRCiLeSSl

    lMeRCiLeSSl Member

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    I'm stuck on trying to make a stroke path... These are the steps I took so far:

    -Centered my two letters (LB, Font=old english text)
    -Created a path to the center
    -Then held the mouse down and moved it down to make it curve
    -Clicked the opposite side of the image (from where I started the path)
    -Created a new layer
    -Selected my brush
    -Selected path tool
    -Now, I can't get stroke path to show up when I right click the image...

    Please inform me of what I have to do... I'd be very appreciative...
     
  2. johndapunk FTW

    johndapunk FTW Senior Member

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    thats a mouthful. ill look at it later..

    wrong section.
     
  3. xelinkstempaccount

    xelinkstempaccount Well-Known Member

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    can't you just use blend options?
     
  4. lMeRCiLeSSl

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    No, blend options doesnt work... I dont think...

    This is the wrong section?

    Could someone move it then?
     
  5. xelinkstempaccount

    xelinkstempaccount Well-Known Member

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    noone has any idea what you're trying to say.

    pictures might help...

    and why not try blend opions.
     
  6. lMeRCiLeSSl

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    Sorry, I'm very new to photoshop (just started using it yesterday) I'll show you the tutorial im trying to follow if that will help...

    Tutorial

    Im on step three, dunno what im doing wrong...
     
  7. xelinkstempaccount

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    almost noone uses that technique of rendering as it works for few cases, look at the rendering or tutorial sections on here for a rendering tutorial
     
  8. lMeRCiLeSSl

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    K, ty...

    You didnt really help me... but thanx anyway... Maybe someone else will swing by and know what to do!
     
  9. lMeRCiLeSSl

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    Sorry for double post, but I found out what I did wrong... Just a simple thing as selecting Path...

    This can be closed!
     

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