Hardwood Flooring [Rewritten]

[Sarkut]

Jumble Edited January 9, 2011 by Sarkut

[pyrochild]

Jumble is in Curtis' plugin pack

You probably don't want to post your email address in a public forum like this one, unless you really love spam.

ED: How did I not see Sarkut's post...? Anyway I've updated the links in this tutorial.

[majicman12]

This sounds really dumb and yes i am new to this but how do you select each row so percectly? I read above that its not magic wand and there was something said about zooming in with rectangle select that I dont understand, can anyone help me?

And also if I finish this how would I apply it to something else? like if it i was making a wooden shield how would i do that?

Edited January 15, 2011 by majicman12

[ChechuU]

This is my result

double layer and additive mixed layer

then rotate and zoom adjustment

I am new to this and is difficult for me because I do not speak English

thinking and thinking it occurred to me combine text fire effect so I did

I tut steps Dramatic Fire Text from Mixgoom

when ready (all linked layers) make magic wand and implement disfuminado of the surface on the black background and adjust it as you like it

layer properties set blending mode and opacity<br title="Haz clic para obtener otras posibles traducciones" class=""> Finally double layer of wood processing and adjust flame layer mode and opacity until you like it

Hope you like it and I started using the program less than a month ago

Edited June 4, 2011 by ChechuU

[LazySweater]

Awesome effect.

[rizal23]

Wow great tutorial. But I think the effect of color is less similar to the original, because the original color is the color that looks less smooth.

makasi for the tutorial and sharing it.

[jerkfight]

Try using D19163 for the colour instead, and set the layer blending mode to Overlay at 200 Opacity.

 

Originally at the time of writing this tutorial I had assumed everyone had the same experience I had with Paint.NET. However, obviously there are a lot of newcomers to Paint.NET who may view this tutorial. In order to make this more newcomer friendly I'm rewriting this tutorial and may also provide a video if time permits. It will also include some improvements that I have thought of.

Thanks for all the replies on this tutorial.

[jerkfight]

Glad to hear welsh, it's not too different just better explained (hopefully)

Well the rewrite is finished and up. Good luck to everyone who attempts this.

Edited January 7, 2013 by jerkfight

[jerkfight]

Nice and easy to follow ... 

 

And you did an amazing job with highlighting, I think personally that highlighting is my biggest weakness, I can never seem to get it right. Mind if i use your image in the main post as a "What you can achieve with this"?

[sashwilko]

Very good tutorial Jerkfight, easy to understand, thanks to Welshblue for the inspiration to make this

 

Edited to edit the image

Edited January 11, 2013 by sashwilko

[DrewDale]

Very impressive examples Welshblue & Sasha. Top marks

[Ego Eram Reputo]

@Welshy and Sasha:  Gobsmacked at those images.  Wow.

[barbieq25]

@Welshy and Sasha:  Gobsmacked at those images.  Wow.

 

 

Very impressive examples Welshblue & Sasha. Top marks

 

 

Totally agree!! Well done both of you.

[The Mystical Burrito]

Great tutorial, this will be very helpful for me.

[supertimetable]

I like the Shuff pics, just have to blur the joints and you have a cool eye.

[Riddley]

Instead of using panelling, you can just use jitter with the width set to whatever the height of the boards are.

[vistrie712]

It seems actually useful tutorial with easy steps i will definitely try it. For more information you can read this 

Ambientbp.com's bamboo flooring guide

Edited June 19, 2020 by vistrie712
spelling mistake

[Pixey]

Hi @vistrie712 and Welcome

 

Don't forget to post your result on this thread - we'd love to see it