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[alkic1]

I've read http://forums.gfxvoid.com/t-4760.htm like few times (checked layer settings..) and i CAN'T get same effect as that guy got..:

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v474/For...inishedtext.jpg

What did i do wrong ? I do have transparent background and than i fill it with black.. and my text i use is black(or maybe white, can't color before i apply all the layer things.. What else could i done wrong ? Maybe text needs to be grey ? What could i done wrong ?

here's a pic what i got

http://img233.images...ntitled12bz.jpg

thnx for help =)

Edited by alkic1, 19 April 2006 - 04:08 PM.

[coolaid]

add a color overlay blending style and change the color, see if things come out looking better.

he didn't mention what color to make the text, so its a bad tut to start with...

[Donna]

Why are you asking this here? Ask under the tutorial by the author who wrote it.

[Scythar]

Since its a layer effect, i think the color of the original type doesnt matter, as long as it IS colored.
I normally use grey color, before i start adding a layer effect.

[coolaid]

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Since its a layer effect, i think the color of the original type doesnt matter, as long as it IS colored.

it does matter, unless the styles had a color overlay/grandient overlay.

and if the original text were white, then alot of 'screen' and 'glows' inside the text would be pointless, thus, messing up the effect

same goes with 'darken' or 'multiply' effects with black text.

[alkic1]

coolaid, on Apr 19 2006, 11:10 PM, said:

add a color overlay blending style and change the color, see if things come out looking better.

he didn't mention what color to make the text, so its a bad tut to start with...

check the date that posts were made, i doubt i'll get an answer there..

[alkic1]

so..what should i do than guys ? =|