Confused with Photoshop 6 Help! Lemorris! anyone!

Welp im using the tutorial that husseindesign from CSS made, but he did it with photoshop 7 (http://carspyshots.proboards2.com/index.cgi?board=sketch&action=display&num=1089309372) I am having trouble with the second step. i can't find the paint bucket.

OK i solved step 2, now i need help with step 3. Whats with the polygonial lasso tool, or w/e it is. Where is the soft brush.

I was about to talk crap to you about having to use a guide to figure out Photoshop... But I looked at the link... Woah.

Pretty neat. I use Maya and FormZ to render and generate my own car designs. And I must say, his are not bad at all.

Glad I opened this...

-Wes

Ok i found the soft brush and i see what the polygon lasso tool does. But the question is how does he make those shades. If i use the soft brush all i got is white lines, they dont blend in like his.

i followed that tut as well, but i cannot get the "magnify" option to display UNDER the sketch layer. i don't get it. the layer i "sent to back" is un-seeable when i apply color to it. the pen sketch layer hides it eventhough i assigned it "multiply." is there something else i'm missing?

help.
http://files.automotiveforums.com/gallery/watermark.php?file=/503/55975concept_2_color_pass_1-med.jpg

also, how do you polygonal lasso/select more than one region at a go without erasing or deselecting the region you just made?

hold shift to select more than one region, and alt to create a 'hole' in a region with the lasso tool

I tried doing the brush stuff with the airbrush and it worked. Its like he missed some small steps that HE might find unimportant.

I tried it and got carried away. Look at my sig.

I tried it and got carried away. Look at my sig.

Yea, i like it. lol. By the way how did u do your front wheel. Since mine is similar, how did u do the ellipse but u didnt cover the front bumper.

Yea, i like it. lol. By the way how did u do your front wheel. Since mine is similar, how did u do the ellipse but u didnt cover the front bumper.

With the shape selected, Click layer and go down to rasterize. Then, lower the opacity of the shape's layer, so you can see the bumper behind it. Use the lasso tool to outline the area where the wheel overlaps the bumper, an hit backspace. Then turn the opacity up again

With the shape selected, Click layer and go down to rasterize. Then, lower the opacity of the shape's layer, so you can see the bumper behind it. Use the lasso tool to outline the area where the wheel overlaps the bumper, an hit backspace. Then turn the opacity up again

Mine doesn't let me do that :mad:

wow

I missed all of this.

Mshkttck is right.

Shift adds, alt subtracts.

To get a smooth rounded shape you can use the free form selection tool, or use the pen and bezier curve tool. Click and drag in mid-points of your curve with the pen tool. Once you reach your starting point ctrl + click on the shape pallet. This will turn it into a selection.

You know what...I think I'll make a tutorial using a new tool I got at work called Articulate.

Here's a sample: (warning it's boring hospital crap)

http://www.misysimentor.com/homecare/hc_orders/index.html

more on this selection stuff soon.

-Lemorris

lemorris, yes. please make a tutorial for us. i am a noob and a gdamn idiot. may of the the stickied toots assume that the noob knows how to do the toot already. i'm a total pathetic blob of poor excuses and i am not worthy. please help us out of purgatory.

i will cut off a finger.

wow. you were not kidding, lemorris. that toot of the "misys" thing is so stale and unimaginably square. i think that would bore the perkiest individual into a coffin. but a photoshop toot in that vein: priceless.

OK here's a quick tute.

It's actually about 10 minutes long, and the second slide contains the huge file. You may hear the audio before you see anything. Wait until you see it then click slide 1 again then slide 2.

We normally use this technology to produce for CDs so it's rather large.

Tomorrow I'll replace this with a more web friendly Camtasia version.

In the meantime just bear it. It's worth the wait. On my highspeed connect i had to wait about 12 seconds before I saw anything. After I

clicked slide 1 again

then slide 2 it was fine.

http://www.misysimentor.com/demo/selecting/index.html

Once again I apologize for it's non-web friendliness, but I will put a better file up tomorrow.

Enjoy.

Nice one Lemorris, is that you speaking?

You've just introduced me to the magic wand tool! :p

Nice song meng, I need to stop before i get fired :lol2:

LOLOL

I did the music in fruity loops http://flstudio.com

I'll put up a better version soon.

Good luck.

-Lemorris

oh yeah...that's my sultry voice...aka the swooner lololol

Thanks for the excellent tutorial... it explained so much in such a short period of time. I will begin experimenting on my drawings. Keep up the great work. Robo

OK here's a quick tute.

It's actually about 10 minutes long, and the second slide contains the huge file. You may hear the audio before you see anything. Wait until you see it then click slide 1 again then slide 2.

We normally use this technology to produce for CDs so it's rather large.

Tomorrow I'll replace this with a more web friendly Camtasia version.

In the meantime just bear it. It's worth the wait. On my highspeed connect i had to wait about 12 seconds before I saw anything. After I

clicked slide 1 again

then slide 2 it was fine.

http://www.misysimentor.com/demo/selecting/index.html

Once again I apologize for it's non-web friendliness, but I will put a better file up tomorrow.

Enjoy.

OK i solved step 2, now i need help with step 3. Whats with the polygonial lasso tool, or w/e it is. Where is the soft brush.

im having the same problem..cant find Paint Bucket Tool..where is it??


BTW..i m new to this forum nd currently working on Lamborghini Murcielago..i'll post it once i finish it..

It's under the gradient tool.

http://www.58vw.com/af/pb.jpg

Remember the little triagle on a tool on the pallet means there's other stuff under it.

Click and hold on the triangle that's on the gradient tool.

-Lemorris

Does Photoshop have a tool like a french curve?

Try the pen tool (alt makes the selected point a corner), then when your done right click the sellection and select: 'copy selection as new layer' - I think.