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Posted: 15 years ago

#491

OMGGG cool.sindhya I love that tut...
Will def use and credit!! 😃

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paxton

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Posted: 15 years ago

#492

OMG...this place is like so cool...totally better than googlin and then sorting n stufff

Thank-you so much for taking out time to give out these tips and tutorials....it helps a lot esp 4 amateurs like me....thanx..

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Haritha Jayagopi

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Posted: 15 years ago

#493

wow sindhiya cool tutorial hun!

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Sammy

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Posted: 15 years ago

#494

Sind.. Cute Tutz..
i got a similar tutz on that posted on page 3 hehe..
i used PSP..
Ur Gettin Good.. 👏

Edited by -SamPari- - 15 years ago

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mimi0295

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Posted: 15 years ago

#495

HOW TO USE IMAGE PACKS AS BRUSHES

by mimi0295

1. First, you need to find an image pack. I like looking for them on photobucket, but there are tons of sites that provide image packs. An image pack is basically a screen shot of tons of brushes =)

So.... let's say I saved this image pack:

2.SELECT the object you want to save as a brush (the box on the tool panel that has a dashed line around it)

3. Click on your BRUSH tool and there will be a drop down menu. CLICK it. I have posted two screen caps... one for where the drop down menu is for PSP 9, and one for PSP 7

PSP 9:

PSP 7:

4. Once you're on the drop down menu, you click CUSTOM (this is ony for PSP 7) and then CREATE

For PSP 9, once you follow step three, you'll automatically have a box appear that will ask you to name your new brush. You can play around with the settings and then press OKAY.

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I hope that helped =D

This is my first tutorial, so pleaseee bare with me 😆