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rims behind picture
If I was to change the rims in a picture such as the picture below, when the wheel is turned, how would I change the rim with out the extra parts of the new rim showing, so some of the new rim would go behind the body???
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i think your trying to say how do i make it look like the rim is under my fender with the new rims.. with that you just delete the rim where the fender is..
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lol ya thats what i meant, so I just erase the extra parts??
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Yes.. if you have the new rims and the body seperate then you can just erase from the rim layer. If you have merged layers then goto the orig pic and copy n paste the orig fender so you can paste it over the rim.. Get it?
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i couldnt have said it better.
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i could, just use the lasso to delete the part of the wheel that shouldnt be viewable.
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thats exactly what i said but with a diff tool.. which i beleive isnt any better
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