HELP about drawing lines :)

[Knochenjonny]

Hello i have a question about drawing a line, but not a simple i mean a special one.

See, i want to draw a line that fade out the colour ? I think to draw more a curve like that one the picture (ive done that but dont know how xDDDD) I only want to draw a curve / line and the line colour have to ... fade out or goes into another colour with antialias if possible. Plase help me ^^

[pdnnoob]

I'm not sure what it is you actually want. I attached a pic of what I think you might be trying to say. (the last one is just a cool effect I made while trying to do what you said )

If none of those is it, could you please be more specific about what you want? thanks!

[Knochenjonny]

Hell ya thats it ^^can you tell me the trick ? please

I want exactly this, can you adjust the radios from the colour effect, i mean thhat the blue colour goes into black, gradient i think is the word im searching for

its hard to explain, im from germany and dont know the exactly discriptions xDDDDD

but loock at my picture above a blue curve and from the buttom of the picture the blue colour goes over to black but the curve is to identify ?

[someone93]

Hell ya thats it ^^can you tell me the trick ? please

I want exactly this, can you adjust the radios from the colour effect, i mean thhat the blue colour goes into black, gradient i think is the word im searching for

its hard to explain, im from germany and dont know the exactly discriptions xDDDDD

but loock at my picture above a blue curve and from the buttom of the picture the blue colour goes over to black but the curve is to identify ?

Try the different blurs. I think a combination of a subtle Radial Blur and Gaussian Blur should work quite well.

Edited April 5, 2010 by someone93

[pdnnoob]

Follow the tutorial in the attachment from 1-7. Should get you what you want

Edit by Rick: Deleted 1MB attachment... why on earth would you post that here? Upload it to your own server and post a link.

[someone93]

In addition to L3ron's second how to, you could also use a radial blur placed below the edge of the canvas if the line is at the bottom and vice versa.

[someone93]

In addition to L3ron's second how to, you could also use a radial blur placed below the edge of the canvas if the line is at the bottom and vice versa.

Edit:

I came up with this using the above technique:

Edited April 5, 2010 by someone93

[Knochenjonny]

That is great, thank you all for the tips. I tray it later and let you know if it works

[someone93]

You did this with my second tut?

Nice to see taht it really works :D

The things I did was very similar to the ones in your tut.