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Shinerai — Tutorial: Applying Texture
Published: 2009-07-30 01:26:31 +0000 UTC; Views: 49903; Favourites: 2313; Downloads: 1177
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DescriptionSomething else people ask me a lot. I understand that most people know how to do this but, still, here is how I do it for those who may need help.I hope someone finds it useful!
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sure, i'd think so c: i would do the pants on their own layer or something of the like and put the texture layer above it and hit ctrl+g to group it to the later below it (the pants layer!) of course, if you dont use layers that way you could always just erase the texture you dont want
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Thanks. I'll fiddle around and see what comes of it.
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This was very helpful! I'm glad I stumbled upon it.
I do have one question though. When you ctrl-g to have it effect just the texture, is there another way to do that without hot-keying? When I ctrl-g it makes a new group :c
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thank you!
yeah it depends on what version of photoshop you have. In Elements it's Filter > Group with Previous and in PS7 and CS i think it's Filter>Create Layer mask. but see i'm never sure so pressing ctrl+g works for me D:
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I accidentally threw an 'alt' in with the ctrl-g and I got it and I use CS3, so I guess if anyone else comes asks, you can say to try alt-ctrl-g C:
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oh gotcha! thank you so much
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Cool tutorial. Definitely useful.
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Thank you so much, this is incredibly helpful!
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I'm not sure if its already been mentioned (I dun wana read all 230 coments ): but in the newer versions of PS (i only know of cs3, probably 4 too, not sure if in 2 as well) the ctrg+g was replaced by strg+alt+g or something, so people who want to put it on that hotkey should go to Keyboard shortcuts and Look for Layer->Clipping mask and rehotkey it or just use the hotkey shown there 
Apart from that very great tut
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Tons of ways of doing this!
And this is one of them!
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Thanks for linking this to me, Shinerai! I vaguely knew how to do texture, but I really wanted to know how you did it cause I like how yours turn out.
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You're so welcome c: I hope it helped
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It certainly did! I'm STILL working on that darn character ref sheet! I refuse to give up, even if it's taking me forever! >
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Making pictures gonna be so much more fun now when I know how to make them prettier C:
Fav~*
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Very helpful tutorial, Thank you!
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Awesome Tutorial!<3 This can help for ID or reference, something like that. XD
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yay! i'm glad you could get something out of it
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Can I use this tutorial with my Photoshop CS2?
Anyway, terrific job!
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ive never seen a better tutorial in my life 
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I know like, everyone who comments has said this, but thank you! I've been struggling with applying textures for a few weeks, this clarified everything! Thanks so much~ c:
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C: sure thing, you're welcome
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0.0, You are AMAZING! Thanks alot for the help!
~KonekoMia~
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Thanks for the tutorial my friend! I didnt know how to use textures and add theme to an image.
Now i know thanks to you!
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YAYYY i better see texture on all everything you THINK of drawing!
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yeah! i tested the two tutorials you did on this [link]
: D
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Thanks for the tutorial! Helps a lot
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Awesome!
Thanks so much for this!
Helped me a lot!
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^____^
also, wonderful gallery!
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