See Throgh

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  1. DevilBoy

    DevilBoy Active Member

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    ammm, its a see throgh text, very simple, but nice.

    1.open any document/sig etc..
    [​IMG]

    2.write any thing on it with thick text, any color.
    [​IMG]

    3.go to the text layes, right click and blending opsions
    [​IMG]

    4.then do:
    drop shadow, 45*
    O-75
    D-5
    S-0
    S-5

    then bevel and emboss:
    Inner bevel, smooth, D- 100 up, size-5 soften- 0

    then stroke- 1 px black

    (you can do it without stroke)

    then default, just above the drop shadow, with fill of 0

    thats it, done: [​IMG]
     
  2. MensRea

    MensRea Active Member

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    nice tut ... especially for beginners
     
  3. KiD

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    Theres millions of tuts about this.. but gj
     
  4. !MMUN!TY

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    I always use see through font...I love it.
     
  5. CrimsonSinx

    CrimsonSinx Well-Known Member

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    This is just like my tut. Awel, bro its only see through if you put the blending mode to softlight or overlay

    Guess u goofed, eh?

    Awel its ok.
     
  6. c.r.a.s

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    I like the see through font its very good
     
  7. Tox

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    Not bad, I used to use this effect all the time back when i first got ps. Will help a lot of noobs who are very frustrated and cant make a good font.
     
  8. FM_CALOROIN

    FM_CALOROIN Well-Known Member

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    Or you could go to Blending Options and Styles and look around there you see a See Through option its at the very end, well its on here in CS
     
  9. Crz_ch00b

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    Good Tut Man... Even though alot of people have done it youve explained it well..
     
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    Yeah.. Its very good for beginners. very simple tho
     
  11. DevilBoy

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    tu all :)

    ammm....stupid spelling ><
     

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