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Hey guys, I'm looking to learn how to make text take on the texture of a picture. How would I go about doing that?

Any help would be apprecaited

Ensa

not sure what you're talking about... this?

Jason

Is this similar to what you´re looking for?



In that case just type your text on a new layer above the texture you want, select the empty space outside the chars with the wand (and use selection -> add similar).

Shift to texture layer and erase. hide the text layer and there you go.
I added a little outline to the text on this one since the texture I got was kind of asylum colored


[This message has been edited by Nimraw (edited 12-16-2001).]

like this ?

Or, you can type your text on a layer above the pic, select the text( CTRL+click ), and click the add mask button on the layer pallette. ( add the mask to the pic layer )Turn off the text layer.
If you click the link symbol between the pic ( or texture) and the mask, you can move the pic around behind the text to position it where you want it.

<edit> you`re too quick, VP.</edit>



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[This message has been edited by docilebob (edited 12-16-2001).]

texture above text > clipping group

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[This message has been edited by vogonpoet (edited 12-16-2001).]

Compliments of "text in a can" by TS...
pretty tho.



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Thanks a lot guys. It worked great


Ensa

How about the "Selection in Shape of Text" tool? (I don't remember the proper name for it, but it's a pop-up if you hold down the Text tool. It lets you type, but instead of editable text it gives you a selection outline.) Then you could apply that selection as a layer mask. Saves you a step. Or am I missing the boat?

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