I dont get it. Arent renders just images that you can find on google? What is a render and how do you use them?
they're pictures of characters/objects that have been removed from their background to make it easier to put into a sig...simple enough...
thats what hes saying and thats what they are, notice he said "pictures of characters/objects that have been removed from their background" removed, cut-out, samething it is so much easier to use them cut out
huh I dont get it. Can some one explain everyone what to do from when you save it in you cpu to when you get it on your GFX? Sure they have been removed from the BG but how do you get it on the sig? Or can someone just tell me how to get it on there? Do you megnetic lasso it? what?
Can someone tell me how to put them on sigs. I dont get it do you have oto cut it out still or what. It cant be with the Megnetic Lasso tool these are tooperfect ot use that... <_< hmm...
Render is a picture that u remove it all and the background and the character is left ... u can use the render for signatures ..... or other stuff u want to be
I know what a render is but I want to know how to put in on the sigs. Do you still have to cut it out? What?
You work in the background first making it with something you like, then you insert the render. It can be placed it any place and dont needs to be cutted again
open up the render in PS, and open a new document, now drag the layer of the render into the new document window now you should have the render as a layer in your new document, you can do with the render as you please from there you know, i noticed your name doesnt really represent your skill in graphics (no offense or anything)
Yeah I know it was for fun though... Ok so I just drag it onto the pic? ok See I used a tutorial and it said to select all so when I did that it selected the white BG so it had the white BG on there...
How can this be THAT hard to understand? #1 - Find a picture and save it. #2 - CUT OUT the image/object within that picture (in other words, take what you want out, so there is no backgorund). #3 - Save the render you just cut out (if you'd like). #4 - Open up the sig/picture that you aqre going to put your render in. #5 - Cut/Paste the render (cut out image) into the sig/picture that you want. Or, if you are using Photoshop or some kind of bigger program (other than paint), simply drag the image into the sig/picture. I had no idea this was rocket science :huh: .
