Fabolous05
June 27th, 2004, 02:00 AM
Well below I have demonstrated something you can do with the gradient tool.
These tips are more geared for the beginner and will hopefully make it look like you know what you're doing ;)
1) Create a rectangle and use black as foreground, and a very dark grey has the background.
First fill the box from the top to the bottom
Make sure the rectangle is still selected
Then Select > Modify > Contract, pick a few pixels (2-4).
Then fill in the gradient, however this time go from the bottom to the top
As you can see you get a nice bezeled effect.
2) Same thing as #1 however I went from top left to bottom right, then bottom right to top left.
3) Very dark grey = foreground
white = background
Make a very small rectangular selection
gradient it
Contract it by a pixel
opposite side gradient.
gives a nice little bezeled tube effect
4) this is just sort of an example of where you can use these bezels for when making websites.
It utilizes the above techniques to show that they can be used in real world application.
Show me what you can make with gradients
http://members.shaw.ca/bavraj/grads.jpg :cool:
These tips are more geared for the beginner and will hopefully make it look like you know what you're doing ;)
1) Create a rectangle and use black as foreground, and a very dark grey has the background.
First fill the box from the top to the bottom
Make sure the rectangle is still selected
Then Select > Modify > Contract, pick a few pixels (2-4).
Then fill in the gradient, however this time go from the bottom to the top
As you can see you get a nice bezeled effect.
2) Same thing as #1 however I went from top left to bottom right, then bottom right to top left.
3) Very dark grey = foreground
white = background
Make a very small rectangular selection
gradient it
Contract it by a pixel
opposite side gradient.
gives a nice little bezeled tube effect
4) this is just sort of an example of where you can use these bezels for when making websites.
It utilizes the above techniques to show that they can be used in real world application.
Show me what you can make with gradients
http://members.shaw.ca/bavraj/grads.jpg :cool: