In this tutorial we are going to make a room with matrix coded walls.
This tutorial is much similar to the tutorial given in the Fast Track to Photoshop, At the end of the tutorial you'll get this
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Here we go,
Create a new page with a black background and of size 1024X768. The resolution doesn’t matter, but make sure the background is black.
Now you need to apply the code, open any DLL or EXE file in the notepad, you will see some strange text in it never mind, just copy some text.
Now select the vertical type text tool and drag it onto the whole page and paste the copied text, change the color of the text to green and the size of the font below10.
Now you need to apply mask to the text layer, click on the Add layer mask button on the layers window.
Now go to Filter>Render>Clouds, this will bring some dark areas on that text.
Now apply some outer glow effect to the text from the blending options. Set the values till you are satisfied.
Merge all the layers.
Click on the dodge tool with highlight mode on and use it on some areas of the text to bring some detail.
Now using the rectangular marquee tool, copy some area of the text(it would the wall).
Create another new page of any size and paste it, make four five copies of it.
Now place the four copies in contact and each one facing to the outer four directions.
Now transform each copy in a perspective that it appears as a room.
Now place the final fifth copy in the center and kept it below all the four copies and above the background.
Ta-daaa! Its done a room with matrix code on the walls.
The same trick was given in the fast track to photohop, but only till the 8th point. And the rest of it, i made it.
cool not bad ........ :cool: keep sharing more
cool ............
Wasnt this trick published in the Fast Track to Photoshop???
I guess it was, pls mention the sources!:mad:
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Matrix Coded Walls Using Photoshop!