Tutorial Request

[RAM]

Originally Posted by Zapex

I want to know how to make scale lines(I think thats what they are called)

The lines that are thin but add detail to your work and usually go diagonal.

I've been wanting to do some tuts and "scan lines" might be an easy one to do. I use Paintshop Pro, but I think you can figure the differences between programs.

[Zapex]

yeah most likely.

[Junk angel]

the most simple way
make a 5x5 image.
Take the pen tool.
create new layer
Hide background layer
zoom in
draw a line with the pen tool form one corner to another.
ctrl+a
uh ... edit ... create new pattern

Now you can make a new effects layer>pattern and select your pattern.

It's a bit more complex with thicker lines, the difference being you have to fill the outside corners as well.

[RAM]

This is my first tut so bare with me & I'm probably the only one using Paint Shop Pro 9. But hopefully this can help.

[Zapex]

I believe Raptor uses it as well

[Zapex]

Converted it to gimp, it's a great tut!

[Nt.Dennis]

Hmm, i need some help, i want animated text. I just don't know how to do this :P
I use Photoshop cs4, and please i need it with a little bit of hurry!

Regards,
Nt.Dennis

[Junk angel]

Well not entirely sure on CS 4.

But you have to go to window>show all items>animation. This will open a small frame which holds so called frames.
The first frame out to be a blank white canvas, just as your completely new picture. Create a text layer. And you might notice that the first frame got upgraded and now shows the text as well.
Create a new frame (not layer). You do this by clicking on the same icon as the new layer one, but on the animation window.
In the second frame, just try to move the text around, you will see that only the second frame changes. If you click back to the first one, the text will be on it's original position.

If you want the movement to be smoother, you can click on the spleen icon (those small circles on the frame window)

Once you animation is done. go to the animation options and click on flatten frames into layers.
Once this is done file>save for web and devices>and just select gif.

Keep in mind that I'm used to cs2 so if I say something extra, it's just a habit. Otherwise here's a relatively simple web tutorial, albeit for cs3, but I think it will be the same. As cs3 got rid of imageready.
CreativeTechs Tips Build Animated GIFs in Photoshop.