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Calling all "RYANS"
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FantasiaBish
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Hey Now, Love the new sig!
FantasiaBish
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LMAO!!!!!! and to think after all these pages it comes back to Ryan again......
NowInc
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Right..I assume you are right clicking on the images and using the properties to get the location of it and then are just linking to THAT...well...
As of right now...that wont work (sorry)...the IMG tag doesnt recognize anything that doesnt have a .gif,.jpg, or .png extension and thus wont link with it...
My suggestion? Get a server...there are some cheap ones out there for like 15-30 bucks a YEAR that are a bit slow..but are more than adequate for your sig
www.hostned.com is one of them... (I dont personally use them, but i know people who do)
Originally posted by cac2889
I have looked everywhere and tried everything, but I just can't get that vb code to work. Whats wrong Now?
[.img]http:\\the link[/IMG]
without the .
Right..I assume you are right clicking on the images and using the properties to get the location of it and then are just linking to THAT...well...
As of right now...that wont work (sorry)...the IMG tag doesnt recognize anything that doesnt have a .gif,.jpg, or .png extension and thus wont link with it...
My suggestion? Get a server...there are some cheap ones out there for like 15-30 bucks a YEAR that are a bit slow..but are more than adequate for your sig
www.hostned.com is one of them... (I dont personally use them, but i know people who do)
CrashNet
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Thanks Now. I'll look into it. By the way, did you make that sig in photoshop and if so, I have a couple of questions, both of which have nothing to do with one another:
1. How did you make that rust look? I have been trying get something like that for two weeks!
2. Do you know how to map a texture, (a .jpg, .gif, .bmp, etc) onto something you make in photoshop? I'll give you an example. I have a jpeg file that is a texture of some marble. I used the marque tool to create a complex shape, kind of like the shape you made for your pic, and want to map that texture on it. Do you know how to do that?
CEO, Steve had to turn off the html code because some people were using javascript and other languages that were slowing down the site and causing some bandwidth problems. Hopefully he will have it back on soon, so you might want to leave the code in your sig for a little while to see if he is going to turn it back on.
1. How did you make that rust look? I have been trying get something like that for two weeks!
2. Do you know how to map a texture, (a .jpg, .gif, .bmp, etc) onto something you make in photoshop? I'll give you an example. I have a jpeg file that is a texture of some marble. I used the marque tool to create a complex shape, kind of like the shape you made for your pic, and want to map that texture on it. Do you know how to do that?
CEO, Steve had to turn off the html code because some people were using javascript and other languages that were slowing down the site and causing some bandwidth problems. Hopefully he will have it back on soon, so you might want to leave the code in your sig for a little while to see if he is going to turn it back on.
NowInc
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Yep..thats 100% photoshop...Its a temporary 5 minute one I did until i have more time to work on the new one...
1.) I usually create the rust by first making a new channel and applying a black and white cloud filter to it. I then add a bit of noise and using the adjust levels I "tighten" up the edges. Once that is done i simply use that as a sselection mask and use rust like colors to achieve the effect im looking for...
2.) To map a texture to a shape..there are 2 ways...the EASIEST way is to simply select your texture...copy it..and then make your shape and do a "Paste into"..that will paste the texture into your new shape..the HARDER..but better way is to use a layer mask and draw your shape in there...Both techniques can be found in your photoshop manual
1.) I usually create the rust by first making a new channel and applying a black and white cloud filter to it. I then add a bit of noise and using the adjust levels I "tighten" up the edges. Once that is done i simply use that as a sselection mask and use rust like colors to achieve the effect im looking for...
2.) To map a texture to a shape..there are 2 ways...the EASIEST way is to simply select your texture...copy it..and then make your shape and do a "Paste into"..that will paste the texture into your new shape..the HARDER..but better way is to use a layer mask and draw your shape in there...Both techniques can be found in your photoshop manual
CrashNet
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Thanks
Thanks Now. I tried that first one in #2 already, and kind of gave up after that. I'll have to try the harder way now to see if I can get it. After I made that post, I checked out your website: Nice work and VERY impressive resume I must say. Did you learn all of that in college?
Thanks Now. I tried that first one in #2 already, and kind of gave up after that. I'll have to try the harder way now to see if I can get it. After I made that post, I checked out your website: Nice work and VERY impressive resume I must say. Did you learn all of that in college?
NowInc
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Thanks! I REALLLLLY need to update my portfolio and resume..as you can see..its been MONTHS since i have touched the page..
Most of those i knew before i went to college...the only ones i "learned" there were Maya, XSI, Illustrator, and Flash....all the rest were on my own time...
Thanks! I REALLLLLY need to update my portfolio and resume..as you can see..its been MONTHS since i have touched the page..
Most of those i knew before i went to college...the only ones i "learned" there were Maya, XSI, Illustrator, and Flash....all the rest were on my own time...
Main Street USA
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well, looks like i finally figured it out! now i dont have to think about it anymore!
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