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I did some browsing yesterday for some textures. Found some sets. Many of these sets are TIF & JPG. For Example – Filter: Texturizer, isn’t allowing
the use of the TIF & JPG textures, (example: TIF of wood in color). What is the purpose if these TIF & JPG textures that I’m missing? (Only allowed to choose grayscale PSD files in Texturizer Filter)
Is there a simpler way of making a tiled wood background than… Opening a color TIF or JPG. Selecting with selection tool, then "Define Pattern", then going to Fill Dialogue Box and choosing the newly created "Defined Pattern"?
I’d like to have a way to just have my texture files (JPG & TIF) in a necessary file folder within PS. Then being able to use them, tile them and scale them from one of the filters or plugins… Is this possible and am I missing something..
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Ric Seyler
I did some browsing yesterday for some textures. Found some sets. Many of these sets are TIF & JPG. For Example – Filter: Texturizer, isn’t allowing
the use of the TIF & JPG textures, (example: TIF of wood in color). What is the purpose if these TIF & JPG textures that I’m missing? (Only allowed to choose grayscale PSD files in Texturizer Filter)
Is there a simpler way of making a tiled wood background than… Opening a color TIF or JPG. Selecting with selection tool, then "Define Pattern", then going to Fill Dialogue Box and choosing the newly created "Defined Pattern"?
I’d like to have a way to just have my texture files (JPG & TIF) in a necessary file folder within PS. Then being able to use them, tile them and scale them from one of the filters or plugins… Is this possible and am I missing something..
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Ric Seyler
MacBook Pro 16” Mockups 🔥
– in 4 materials (clay versions included)
– 12 scenes
– 48 MacBook Pro 16″ mockups
– 6000 x 4500 px