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Flea Bipolar (III) Inmate From: Camden AR Insane since: Aug 2003	posted 06-29-2004 21:50 okay, i know i used to do this in photoshop 4 .. but it has been so long i have forgotten how and after searching online i have not turned up anything ... if i have a smaller image that has a pattern in it that i want to tile into the background of a larger image ... what step (s) do i need in order to achieve this?
poi Paranoid (IV) Inmate From: France Insane since: Jun 2002	posted 06-29-2004 22:26 Flea: To tile an image, I use the stamp tool and offset my image to avoid a side effect. Repeat that several times and voilà. To avoid a bit the repeating effect, you can also do the same thing on a highpass version of your picture that you set in overlay or hardlight at ~10% above your tiling image. Hope that helps,
krets Paranoid (IV) Mad Scientist From: Right-dead center Insane since: Nov 2002	posted 06-30-2004 06:33 Ctrl + A to select the entire background image. Edit > Define Pattern Go to your large image and fill the background with the pattern you just defined. :::11oh1:::
Flea Bipolar (III) Inmate From: Camden AR Insane since: Aug 2003	posted 06-30-2004 07:22 ah yes, that is what i was trying to remember thank you!
docilebob Maniac (V) Mad Scientist From: buttcrack of the midwest Insane since: Oct 2000	posted 07-01-2004 16:07 To make it tile seamlessly, offset the tile by 50% of the tiles size in both directions and blend (clone, smuge, liquify..) the seams the offset produces. Then fill with it.

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Flea
Bipolar (III) Inmate

From: Camden AR
Insane since: Aug 2003

posted 06-29-2004 21:50

okay, i know i used to do this in photoshop 4 .. but it has been so long i have forgotten how and after searching online i have not turned up anything ...

if i have a smaller image that has a pattern in it that i want to tile into the background of a larger image ... what step (s) do i need in order to achieve this?

poi
Paranoid (IV) Inmate

From: France
Insane since: Jun 2002

posted 06-29-2004 22:26

Flea: To tile an image, I use the stamp tool and offset my image to avoid a side effect. Repeat that several times and voilà. To avoid a bit the repeating effect, you can also do the same thing on a highpass version of your picture that you set in overlay or hardlight at ~10% above your tiling image.

Hope that helps,

krets
Paranoid (IV) Mad Scientist

From: Right-dead center
Insane since: Nov 2002

posted 06-30-2004 06:33

Ctrl + A to select the entire background image.

Edit > Define Pattern

Go to your large image and fill the background with the pattern you just defined.

:::11oh1:::

Flea
Bipolar (III) Inmate

From: Camden AR
Insane since: Aug 2003

posted 06-30-2004 07:22

ah yes, that is what i was trying to remember thank you!

docilebob
Maniac (V) Mad Scientist

From: buttcrack of the midwest
Insane since: Oct 2000

posted 07-01-2004 16:07

To make it tile seamlessly, offset the tile by 50% of the tiles size in both directions and blend (clone, smuge, liquify..) the seams the offset produces.
Then fill with it.