Hoodlum_
July 14th, 2010, 06:17
Welcome, I have had many people ask me how I always have my titlebox invisible, well I decided I'd show them all at once.
What this tutorial does?
"i'mproboxmaker!"
Only the registered members can see the link.
Difficulty?
3/10 for placing titlebox properly
Needed
Photoshop, photoscape, any photo editing software.
5 minutes of time
eyes
Photoscape link
Click here for photoscape (Only the registered members can see the link.)
Step one: Print screen
Print screen or screenshot your login form.
Step two: cropping
crop a small box around the login, enough so you can overlap it to your original image properly.
Step three: Editing begins
Paste the cropped box and titlebox over your background image, and fit it perfectly, this is why you want to get a bit of the background with the titlebox, or else you have no clue where it goes.
Only the registered members can see the link.
Step four: Area selection
the easiest way to get only the titlebox is to now mark it with other objects, i use yellow boxes to surround my area.
Only the registered members can see the link.
Step five: removing the old titlebox
the reason we don't use paint is, we want to be able to grab the titlebox image after we place it and work wiht other objects, paint wont allow that. click on your titlebox and delete it, this will leave the background spot behind it to show.
Only the registered members can see the link.
Step six: cropping the new titlebox
use your crop tool to carefully select your new titlebox, crop it, and continue to the final step.
Only the registered members can see the link.
Step seven: finishing touches
now you may add any finishing touches and remove the markers, save and load it through Tom's Cache suit or your local Sprites folder.
Only the registered members can see the link.
Common Mistake: Misplacement
Many people don't fit the image over the background properly, which results in white spots, be sure to it it exactly where it is, take a good amount of the original background to help you place it, here is the mistake I did purposely to show.
Only the registered members can see the link.
I hope I helped, if you need extra help, you can PM me any time of the day and i will assist you as soon as possible. thanks for viewing, kindly comment to keep this post active, so more people may receive the help you just received.
:D
What this tutorial does?
"i'mproboxmaker!"
Only the registered members can see the link.
Difficulty?
3/10 for placing titlebox properly
Needed
Photoshop, photoscape, any photo editing software.
5 minutes of time
eyes
Photoscape link
Click here for photoscape (Only the registered members can see the link.)
Step one: Print screen
Print screen or screenshot your login form.
Step two: cropping
crop a small box around the login, enough so you can overlap it to your original image properly.
Step three: Editing begins
Paste the cropped box and titlebox over your background image, and fit it perfectly, this is why you want to get a bit of the background with the titlebox, or else you have no clue where it goes.
Only the registered members can see the link.
Step four: Area selection
the easiest way to get only the titlebox is to now mark it with other objects, i use yellow boxes to surround my area.
Only the registered members can see the link.
Step five: removing the old titlebox
the reason we don't use paint is, we want to be able to grab the titlebox image after we place it and work wiht other objects, paint wont allow that. click on your titlebox and delete it, this will leave the background spot behind it to show.
Only the registered members can see the link.
Step six: cropping the new titlebox
use your crop tool to carefully select your new titlebox, crop it, and continue to the final step.
Only the registered members can see the link.
Step seven: finishing touches
now you may add any finishing touches and remove the markers, save and load it through Tom's Cache suit or your local Sprites folder.
Only the registered members can see the link.
Common Mistake: Misplacement
Many people don't fit the image over the background properly, which results in white spots, be sure to it it exactly where it is, take a good amount of the original background to help you place it, here is the mistake I did purposely to show.
Only the registered members can see the link.
I hope I helped, if you need extra help, you can PM me any time of the day and i will assist you as soon as possible. thanks for viewing, kindly comment to keep this post active, so more people may receive the help you just received.
:D