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| New Fan Joined: Nov 2007
Posts: 5
| Photoshop cs3 help Hey, I tried to google this, but I couldn't find anything so I hope someone can help me here. I'm new to this whole photoshop thing and i'm trying to make some icons, but I don't have a clue about textures. I know you can make them or download them, but I have know idea how to install them after i've downloaded them. Some people have posted icon sized textures(100x100) as jpg's......I thought they have to be Psd file types in order to use them??? can someone explain,,,i'm confused. Also if I can use the jpg's where do I save them, do i have to convert the file type?,,,,,is there a specific place on my computer I have to put them? and How exactly do I get them on my base/icon in photoshop? (sorry for the dumb questions, but i'm an idiot  | |||
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| Master Fan   Joined: Jul 2003
Posts: 14,097
| If you find a JPEG texture, just save the image like you would save any file off the web. Save it wherever you would like. Then, to open it, just open it like you would any other file (File> Open). Then you use that image in something that you would make to add texture. You'd change the blend mode, the opacity, those sorts of things. To use the texture, either build the art you want on top of it, or literally drag and drop the texture onto another file and it will appear as its own layer. __________________ "Hope without action is simply wishful thinking." - Jessica Biel TVsodes.com- a TV episode review blog for fans by fan. - Secret Life of the American Teenager, Degrassi, Project Runway, and more. | |||
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| New Fan Joined: Feb 2008
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