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Author:  PhoenixEmpire [ May 10th, 2006, 5:40 pm ]
Post subject:  border tut
ok, sorry if some1 already did this but this is the easiest 1px border tut in the world...

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ok, open your graphic.

next, make a new layer by clicking the new layer button
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IN ORDER FOR THE NEXT STEP TO WORK THE NEW LAYER'S BACKGROUND MUST BE TRANSPARENT!

now, click on the new layer and press Ctrl+A
this should select the whole new layer

with the layer still selected go to Edit > Stroke
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now put it to these settings:
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(note: if you want a black or colored border then do not do the other steps)

disselect the layer by pressing Ctrl+D

now right click the new layer and click on Blending Options...

when there change it to Overlay
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Congratulations! You have a brand new styling border!!

here is a result i got using an old blue background i had:
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hope ya like it :wink:
Author:  Adbot [ May 10th, 2006, 5:40 pm ]
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Author:  Anubis [ May 11th, 2006, 4:02 am ]
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Go over with the spell check and it will be perfect ;-)

Post it in the stick too :)
Author:  Chief Snake [ May 11th, 2006, 9:39 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: border tut
PhoenixEmpire wrote:
Ok, open up your graphic.

Next, make a new layer by clicking the new layer button.
Image

IN ORDER FOR THE NEXT STEP TO WORK THE NEW LAYER'S BACKGROUND MUST BE TRANSPARENT!

Now, click on the new layer and press Ctrl+A: this should select the whole new layer.

With the layer still selected go to Edit > Stroke.
Image

And apply these settings:
Image
(Note: if you want a black or colored background then do not do the other steps)

Deselect the layer by pressing Ctrl+D.

Now right click the new layer and click on Blending Options...

And change the layer style to Overlay.
Image

Congratulations! You have a brand new styling border!!

Here is the result I got using an old blue background I had:
Image


:P
Didn't really change too much. Mostly just capital letters. XD
Oh and by the way -
Boarder = A person who is boarding.
Border = Some sort of frame. (The one used in this instance) :wink:

Nice tut, thanks for posting!
Author:  PhoenixEmpire [ May 12th, 2006, 5:30 pm ]
Post subject: 
ok, i fixed the spelling lol :oops:
Author:  Brandt [ May 12th, 2006, 9:12 pm ]
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nice tut, the problem is it works with only 1 program, lol. Someone using GIMP or fireworks would be lost
Author:  PhoenixEmpire [ May 13th, 2006, 12:18 pm ]
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well, not 1 program exactly...

it works for all photoshop programs (cs2, 7, ect) because photoshop is the program most graphics designers use.
Author:  Adbot [ May 13th, 2006, 12:18 pm ]
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Author:  rikusora321 [ May 13th, 2006, 2:26 pm ]
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de4thm4ge411 wrote:
nice tut, the problem is it works with only 1 program, lol. Someone using GIMP or fireworks would be lost


Umm... I use gimp and i got totally lost, whick proves de4thm4ge411's point
Author:  thief18954 [ May 13th, 2006, 3:39 pm ]
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Uhh with GIMP you don't even have to do all those things. Just Select All>Shrink by 1 px>Invert Selection>Fill with White.

Just be sure to do it on a seperate layer, then put that layer on Value or Overlay. ;)

In any case, it's an okay border tutorial for beginners, but it's just too basic. :?
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