How To Render

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  1. Mcbeat

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    Very nice tut, helped a lot man :)
     
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    this is very gelpful for me, thanks alot
     
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    wow, lol. just got back online to see so many comments :)

    thanks alot guys, glad you all like it :D
     
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    Very nice tut. I did have a small problem (I'm a noob) with the last part.
    It would copy the BG that I was trying to get rid of! lol
    Found a way around it. I just select inverse then delete. :)
    I didn't have to make a new document to paste it into. I just deleted the parts of the pic I didn't want. I had copied the BG layer, deleted it, and was working with the copy. That may be why I didn't have to copy/paste.

    Thank you very much for the tut. It would have taken me forever to figure out how to do this. As it was, I had already started deleting parts of the pic with the magic wand tool (big mistake!).

    I hope it is ok to show you my reander here. It is my 1st and I used this tut to do it, so I would think it would be. Hope so...
    I'll go post it in renders too. Gotta read da rules on that tho...if I can find them pretty quick.

    Anyway, thanks again. :)

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    Looks good, I've never rendered before so this is a good start, thanks!
     
  6. -John

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    glad you like it :D

    no problem, rendering is important to graphics deisgn, glad i can help :)

    lol :lol:
     
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    great tutorial, i'm gonna go try that out now :D
     
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    very glad you like it :D
     
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    nice. keep it upo
     
  10. -John

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    glad you enjoyed it :D
     
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    not a bad tut at all
     
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    glad that you liked it :D
     
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    Really awsome tut dude +rep even tho i already know how to use the pen tool too render :P :lol: still really awsome job :)
     
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    thanks alot :D


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    Cool tutorial good job.
     

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