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Hot Topics Hanging on L4Y Closing Down anyone here Crackdown 3's geomod Roll-Call. Who's still... R.I.P Sir Lots-A-Pot Server maps? Red Faction for Mac Who's still here? Run Event December 27th!   Online Goodness There are 0 users and 2 guests online     Levels-4-You : Site Feedback : Image Fading... [Forum Rules]   Back to Forum Thread List RHF   Posted 28th Jul 2005 4:06am L4Y Member Post 500 / 676 I like how the fading has been done on the edges, how is this achieved? Roger, you probably done the graphics, any ideas? Blog - BBS - Dev     Pickles   Posted 28th Jul 2005 6:46am L4Y Member Post 329 / 392 Photoshop it? With a gradient possibly? Seems you could make a similar effect. Just put a red color fading into transparency, then make a boundary box where you wish to put it. Of course, the site I believe generates the image possibly, or something like that. I'm not quite sure as I'm not an admin so I can't go into the Panel and just change around schemes as I wish... I'm just a normal staffy. +/ <!MADDOX!> [+] <!DevArt!> \+     NoClanFrank    Posted 28th Jul 2005 7:43am Post 1280 / 5840 Quoting Pickles I'm just a normal staffy. Trust me Hoser, there isn't anything normal about you. >Click Here< If You Don't Have a Social Life :/     Garner    Posted 28th Jul 2005 11:38am Post 1146 / 4125 Nothing more than PSP7 with its built in gradients. Take the image, apply a new layer. Select 'background' gradient fill (something like that), adjust fill so that its angle is 0 and shorten the gradient to about 10% of the area. Apply the fill. Add new 2 new layers, apply the same gradient to both, one at an angle of 270 and the other at 315. Guassian Blur the 3 fill layers to ensure they're nicely blended. Voila. Cant say exactly as I dont have PSP here at work and its been a few months since I last did one of these images. The integration of the logo within the template itself and the rest of the template images is all done via PHP. "Science is this extraordinary transnational, transcultural, trans-everything language which is the only way to discover Truth and its regrettable that billions are still stuck in the Middle Ages believing the crap propagated by Popes and priests..." - Peter Atkins    Modified Jul 28th, 11:40am by Garner RHF   Posted 28th Jul 2005 12:44pm L4Y Member Post 505 / 676 Cheers Roger, just been curious for quite a while about how to pull that effect off. Blog - BBS - Dev     Pickles   Posted 29th Jul 2005 4:21am L4Y Member Post 333 / 392 Quoting Garner Nothing more than PSP7 with its built in gradients. Take the image, apply a new layer. Select 'background' gradient fill (something like that), adjust fill so that its angle is 0 and shorten the gradient to about 10% of the area. Apply the fill. Add new 2 new layers, apply the same gradient to both, one at an angle of 270 and the other at 315. Guassian Blur the 3 fill layers to ensure they're nicely blended. Voila. Cant say exactly as I dont have PSP here at work and its been a few months since I last did one of these images. The integration of the logo within the template itself and the rest of the template images is all done via PHP. That seems like a lot of stuff to do. +/ <!MADDOX!> [+] <!DevArt!> \+

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