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My 10min wallpaper
Discuss My 10min wallpaper in the Photoshop Help forum on Dev Shed. My 10min wallpaper Photoshop Help forum discussing Photoshop and other Adobe products predating Adobe’s 2005 purchase of Macromedia, including Illustrator, GoLive, LiveMotion, Atmosphere, InDesign and Acrobat.
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October 17th, 2003, 06:26 AM
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My 10min wallpaper
Have decided on a wallpaper makeover, something to keep things interesting, but not too busy. A few layers a few vector shapes and a healthy dose of filters and presto. Anybody else feeling creative, try the 10minute special :-)
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October 18th, 2003, 01:19 AM
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Nice pic
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October 19th, 2003, 11:16 PM
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that is a sharp background.
my problem with backgrounds (and this isn't anything against you whitelines), but I can never do something cool like that and make it tile properly.
Simple shapes and colors are no problem, but if anyone remembers propaganda.org (down now) I can't seem to get complicated patterns like the attachment to title without it looking crappy. Anyone have a suggestion for that?
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October 20th, 2003, 08:46 AM
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I remember seeing a few tutorials about creating seamless textures, which is exactly what you need if you want to tile well.
Kai's Power tools used ot have a pretty handy little seamless texture tool that could do wonders, I've since lost it in upgrading... I think it was around PS 4 though.
The most success I've had is offsetting you image by 50% both vertically and horizontally then using the clone tool to get parts of your image across the seams. Then offset again by 25% and repeat. Check you image and then tweak if necessary.
A really quick and dirty way is to just smudge across the seams, but this looks pretty obvious.
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October 20th, 2003, 09:02 AM
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I just remembered another way you can do it, works quite well,
make you image, then take a square out of the middle, this is your tile. From the original image take sections from the edge of the square you just took out and blend these into the opposite side of the square. use a gradient blend so it's not obvious. Repeat this for all sides of the square (obviously you can make it a rectangle, whatever, the idea is the same).
Hopefully that makes sense, again you will have to tweak it to get it all looking perfect.
Here's an example where that's done (not the greatest of wallpapers, but anyways...) . If you look carefully you can see how the edges blend slightly, it's far from a perfect job ;-p
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