Tham khảo tài liệu 'ebook photoshop easy-hard part 157', công nghệ thông tin, đồ họa - thiết kế - flash phục vụ nhu cầu học tập, nghiên cứu và làm việc hiệu quả | Click on thelast frame where it says 0 sec and change it to 5 seconds. Press the preview in browser button. Now view your animation in the web browser with all the vital statistics of your animation. Lastly Adjust your optimization until you are happy subject for another tutorial Choose save optimized to save your animation and publish to the web. Technical Support Forum http vbb Creating Dual Brushes Jacquelin Vanderwood 1 This tutorial will teach you how to create a dual brush. Let s start with the Airbrush Soft Round 17 brush as our base brush. 2 Undock the Brushes Preset palette by dragging on it s tab so that it will stay open. You ll see Dual Brush. Go ahead and place a check mark next to it. 3 Select Grass as the secondary brush. 4 Set the Diameter of the brush to 79 px. Spacing 25 . Scatter 531 . Check Both Axes. Count 1. 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 Set the Mode of the brush to Color Dodge. Below the sample brush window is a Create new brush icon click it name the brush and save it. Test the new brush. Test it with color. Change the Diameter of the brush to 17 px. Look at the difference after the diameter has been changed. Try reducing the Flow percentage of the brush. In the Brush Preset palette increase the Scatter to 1000 . Increase the Spacing to 190 . Increase the diameter to 116 px. Setting the Diameter to 116 px the Spacing to 190 Scatter to 0 and Count to 14 we get this unusual brush below. Try using different settings and modes plus various Flow rates for the Dual Brush and see what type of results you can achieve. Everything in the picture below was created with one brush using the Dual Brush option as the base point and using the Grass brush. To reset the Brushes Preset palette to it s original place drag up on the tab and place it back where it was originally. Technical Support Forum http vbb Creating Patterns with Pattern Maker Vikki Olds Creating patterns couldn t be easier than in Photoshop CS.
