Lines and brushes problem.

[Bjarni]

Hi All,

I got 2 questions;

1:

I've just made a picture :

As you can see there are some lines(which I dont like)

Here you can see what I mean:

Sorry if my english is not good, I live in Europe (not GB)

Grz Bjarni

[barbieq25]

Are the lines on a layer on their own? If so, then just delete the layer.

If not you may be able to get rid of them by using the magic wand but I suspect that it will take out more than just the lines.

English is fine.

The other question I do not know the answer.

[Bjarni]

Are the lines on a layer on their own? If so, then just delete the layer.

If not you may be able to get rid of them by using the magic wand but I suspect that it will take out more than just the lines.

English is fine.

The other question I do not know the answer.

Thanks.

They were on a layer, I had to flatten the image to save it.

So I cant use your advice:(

But thanks for trying to help me:)

Grz Bjarni

[Bjarni]

Hi All,

I got 2 questions;

1:

I've just made a picture :

As you can see there are some lines(which I dont like)

Here you can see what I mean:

Sorry if my english is not good, I live in Europe (not GB)

Grz Bjarni

I dont think this fully clear.

I do not mean the Black lines, but I mean the lines in the black boxes

You know, the lines between the different images.

[sokagirl]

Ah the line in the middle that separates the two images , were you trying to blend them together ? I would start over since you already flatten it . Then I would use the Gradient transparency mode to blend them together . In example this signature was side by side like yours but I used the :LinearGradient: after placing the second image , this would give you this ..

I hope this helps something ?

[Bjarni]

Ah the line in the middle that separates the two images , were you trying to blend them together ? I would start over since you already flatten it . Then I would use the Gradient transparency mode to blend them together . In example this signature was side by side yours but I used the :LinearGradient: after placing the second image , this would give you this ..

I hope this helps something ?

I got 3 images, on which layer should I do the thing with the gradient, 1,2 or 3?

Grz

[sokagirl]

Hmm , three okay how about trying second onto the first then third onto the second . Hope it's not too confusing :wink:

[Bjarni]

Hmm , three okay how about trying second onto the first then third onto the second . Hope it's not too confusing :wink:

Ok, I'll try that tomorrow.

Haven't got time now

But thanks!~

Grz bjarni

[sokagirl]

Good luck :wink:

[Bjarni]

I've tried, but failed :-(

My image got too light.

Anyone got a suggestion about Q2?

Grz Bjarni

[Rick Brewster]

Bjarni, You need to rename your thread. "Question" is too generic and non-descriptive. Please see [rule=6]rule #6[/rule]. Otherwise I will have to close this thread.

[Bjarni]

I'm sorry

Hope this is better.

[theonlychad]

I can see what you are getting at you want the lines to blend more smoothly. For that you can use a transparent gradient to make the lines fade out where you want them to, that would get rid of the sharpness of the lines without destroying the image. Also you should play around with the blending modes and opacities to see if that helps the image.

And the problem you are having with the brushes can be solved here

click here

[Bjarni]

I can see what you are getting at you want the lines to blend more smoothly. For that you can use a transparent gradient to make the lines fade out where you want them to, that would get rid of the sharpness of the lines without destroying the image. Also you should play around with the blending modes and opacities to see if that helps the image.

And the problem you are having with the brushes can be solved here

click here

Thanks,

Sokagirl is helping me now with the picture

And thanks for that link

Grz Bjarni

[DarkShock]

For you second question: You have to download brushes and put them into your PdN brushes folder in order to use them. There is a program out there called the ABR Viewer that lets you view Photoshop brushes and convert them into png files. You can use that to convert them and then place the png files into your Custom Brushes folder. Documents > Paint.NET User Files > Palettes > Custom Brushes. Or you just launch the custom brushes plugin and click the button to open up the brushes folder.

[Bjarni]

For you second question: You have to download brushes and put them into your PdN brushes folder in order to use them. There is a program out there called the ABR Viewer that lets you view Photoshop brushes and convert them into png files. You can use that to convert them and then place the png files into your Custom Brushes folder. Documents > Paint.NET User Files > Palettes > Custom Brushes. Or you just launch the custom brushes plugin and click the button to open up the brushes folder.

Thanks =)