Post by ..::XuzI::.. on Oct 26, 2009 4:28:43 GMT -5
1.) You first want to start with the regular userbar size which is 350x19.
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2.) Next, you will want to pick your two colors, and maybe add some text or a brush.
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3.) Then, you will want to make sure you have the "elliptical" marquee tool selected.
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4.) After you do that, you will want to make sure your top color is pure white.
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5.) You will want to make a new layer by pressing Ctrl + Shift + N.
6.) Once you create a new layer, you will want to use the marquee tool to select an area you want to add the effect to.
7.) Once you select the area, press Ctrl + Backspace, then Ctrl + D.
8.) It should now look like the picture below.
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9.) Once it looks like that, you can now select the opacity, and fill.
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You are now done! Your userbar should now look like this
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This tutorial was made by XuzI/Xoozy (OBDesign) and should not be ripped or re-posted without permission.
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2.) Next, you will want to pick your two colors, and maybe add some text or a brush.
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3.) Then, you will want to make sure you have the "elliptical" marquee tool selected.
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4.) After you do that, you will want to make sure your top color is pure white.
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5.) You will want to make a new layer by pressing Ctrl + Shift + N.
6.) Once you create a new layer, you will want to use the marquee tool to select an area you want to add the effect to.
7.) Once you select the area, press Ctrl + Backspace, then Ctrl + D.
8.) It should now look like the picture below.
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9.) Once it looks like that, you can now select the opacity, and fill.
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You are now done! Your userbar should now look like this
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This tutorial was made by XuzI/Xoozy (OBDesign) and should not be ripped or re-posted without permission.
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