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]]> By: dave - http://tutorialblog.org/adding-a-gloss-effect/#comment-18276 dave - Tue, 04 Sep 2007 16:14:59 +0000 http://tutorialblog.org/?p=4#comment-18276 Very useful: thanks alot! Very useful: thanks alot!

]]> By: Danvds3 - http://tutorialblog.org/adding-a-gloss-effect/#comment-18166 Danvds3 - Tue, 04 Sep 2007 02:28:28 +0000 http://tutorialblog.org/?p=4#comment-18166 Whoever said that You can use gradient layer effects is right, but You can also 'Link' the two layers so that when you resize the Vector image, the gradien will resize too. This applies to colour change, Border increment, Size Change, Transformations and Rotations. If you're looking for good quality lossless imaging, Try the layer effects (I couldn't seem to work it) but If it's a simple thing, Just highlight both layers (Shape and Gradient) and click the chain link button below them. Oh and another tip: When he Referred to the 'Ctrl' Key in some steps, For a Mac this will bring up menus, Instead Replace whatever he says 'Ctrl' with the Apple Key (Command). Whoever said that You can use gradient layer effects is right, but You can also ‘Link’ the two layers so that when you resize the Vector image, the gradien will resize too. This applies to colour change, Border increment, Size Change, Transformations and Rotations. If you’re looking for good quality lossless imaging, Try the layer effects (I couldn’t seem to work it) but If it’s a simple thing, Just highlight both layers (Shape and Gradient) and click the chain link button below them.

Oh and another tip: When he Referred to the ‘Ctrl’ Key in some steps, For a Mac this will bring up menus, Instead Replace whatever he says ‘Ctrl’ with the Apple Key (Command).

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]]> By: Joeyboy - http://tutorialblog.org/adding-a-gloss-effect/#comment-13142 Joeyboy - Sat, 19 May 2007 21:31:22 +0000 http://tutorialblog.org/?p=4#comment-13142 Thx for this. Much better then any other Thx for this. Much better then any other

]]> By: Tjerja - http://www.esenciadesign.com http://tutorialblog.org/adding-a-gloss-effect/#comment-8320 Tjerja - http://www.esenciadesign.com Tue, 13 Mar 2007 19:52:30 +0000 http://tutorialblog.org/?p=4#comment-8320 Ok, tip from a pro, ;-). Use a vector shape object to define your main button shape in photoshop CS. This way, if needed you can easily -reshape-/-adjust- for other buttons instead of having to recreate the whole from scratch. The same goes for the colour fill. Using the given method is destructive, meaning that when you have to change something, you have to copy/paste/move the whole to get the new format. If you use layer-style effects to achieve the same result, you only have to change the basic (vector) shape. Everything else (the outline, format, fill gradient etc.) will automaticly scale with it. Later then save your setting as a layerstyle with your project .PSD save and next time when you (or a colleague) needs to change something, he only has to click the layerstyle to adjust any button effect. It saved our production team looooooads of time in our design studio. Good luck with the forum, Cheers, T.G., creative director, Bright Alley IC. Ok, tip from a pro, ;-) . Use a vector shape object to define your main button shape in photoshop CS. This way, if needed you can easily -reshape-/-adjust- for other buttons instead of having to recreate the whole from scratch. The same goes for the colour fill. Using the given method is destructive, meaning that when you have to change something, you have to copy/paste/move the whole to get the new format. If you use layer-style effects to achieve the same result, you only have to change the basic (vector) shape. Everything else (the outline, format, fill gradient etc.) will automaticly scale with it. Later then save your setting as a layerstyle with your project .PSD save and next time when you (or a colleague) needs to change something, he only has to click the layerstyle to adjust any button effect. It saved our production team looooooads of time in our design studio. Good luck with the forum, Cheers, T.G., creative director, Bright Alley IC.

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