Renato
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it depends on what version of photoshop you are using… if you have cs2 you can use the new vanishing point filter…
but if you dont have cs2, you can just rasterize the text (right click on the text layer at the layers pallete and choose rasterize) and then transform it (crtl+t).. during transform, right click on the text and select “distort”… then just drag each corner of the transform box to line up with the corners of the LCD… and it should be in perfect perspective…(sorry, its easier to do it then it is to describe it…)
just remember that once rasterized the text can no longer be edited…and it will no longer be vector based so scalling it up will make you lose resolution.
hope it helps, let us know if you have any trouble
kind regards
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ah ok..sorry I misunderstood your post…
the shortcut you are looking for is alt+ ] “select foward layer”
hope that does the trick
good luck
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if you choose your layer before you click on record I dont understand why it would be naming it layer 10..it should be naming it current layer… you are probably selecting the layer during record and that adds the entry “choose layer 10”
forgive me if this is not the case, and if you can please explain how you are creating your action so we can better help you.
kind regards
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its hard to tell what kind of look you are going for without some specific examples…but this may give you some ideas…
https://www.toolfarm.com/tutorials/wakinglife.html
its pretty old but it tries to create the same look they had on the movie waking life, using only standard plugins. it obviously doesnt look as good as the rotoscoping techniques used in the movie but its a start…
HTH
renato -
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are you watching your info window to see if you have real-time playback? that could be it… and what audio format are you using?
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how often are you running defrag on your drives?
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you could try this:
as long as the game runs on directX or opengl it works..
hope it helps..
renato
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You can use the Pen tool to draw your selection. Simple click gives you a linear path, and clicling+holding+dragging the point you added will give you bezier controls. You can use the “convert point tool” if you decide you need to change a point to linear or bezier. You can also use the Path Selection Tool (black arrow above the Pen tool) to move the entire path or you can use the Direct Selection Tool (white arrow) to fine tune each point individually. After you finish making the path, just click on the “Load path as selection” button, located at the bottom of the Paths tab and it will turn your path into a selection mask.
Hope this makes sense, and sorry if you already know most of this stuff..
good luckrenato
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oh wow..thats really cool!!
they worked perfectly for what I needed. And thanks for the tip about the place command. I know its gonna be usefull in future projects.
sorry again for not mentioning the version and thanks for the great actions!
renato