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where do i get the woodx3-side lighting effect which is used in the glass tutorial, email me at rhys54321@aol.com

rhys: Welcome. Some problems:

1. I don't know what you are talking about.

2. I suspect the server-side coding forum probably isn't the place for this query.

I'll move it over to Photoshop where wiser heads than mine can (hopefully) answer your question.

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Emps

FAQs: Emperor

Well. I`m obvoiusly not the Wiser head Emps mentioned, cause I have no clue as to what you want either.

Which glass tutorial are we talking about ? I don`t have that lighting effects setting either..

A bit more detail, please ?

You don't.

You make it.

That is simply the name that Doc asigned to those particular lighting effects settings.

If you set your settings as they are shown in the image, and save the settings, you'll be all set. That's all the name is....those settings saved.

{{edit - BYW, he's referring to this - http://www.handson.nu/HTML/glass/ }}





[This message has been edited by DL-44 (edited 07-18-2003).]

http://www.handson.nu/downloads/HandsOn.zip

Go nuts.

ok on the main hands-on page with all the tutorials showing you how to get differnt effects like transparency, lighting effects etc. Theres a tutorial on there on how to get the glass effect. now as i was following this tutorial i found that my glass effect just didnt look right, but upon closer reading on the tutorial and the settings he uses, his lighting effect was named somthing like "woodx3-side" so i was just wondering if he made it himself or you could download it.

Ahhhhh OK cool - does the above answer your question?

We also have an FAQ section running for this tutorial here:

:FAQ:

And as you are new here you might want to go down to:

:FAQ: The Reception Room

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Emps

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uhh........

quote:

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That is simply the name that Doc asigned to those particular lighting effects settings.

If you set your settings as they are shown in the image, and save the settings, you'll be all set. That's all the name is....those settings saved.

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That's about all there is to it. If you look in the Lighting Effects tutorials on that page, he explains that point there as well.

thanks so much for the help guys, once of the main reasons i got photoshop was to be able to get the glass effect, thanks alot

That's alot of money to spend to have just one effect. Try using photoshop for one or two of its other effects.

Or, even better, try not to think of Photoshop in terms of "effects".

=)

Or just try not to think!

Photoshop works better in that way......

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that naked guy

extremely good point.... especially around these parts...

~slaps Wakkos~ hey there stranger!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

welcome rhys