Using resources: brushes & textures

Jan 16, 2009 12:33

Program(s)+version: Photoshop of any version
Involves: work with brushes & textures (.abr & .pat files)
Translatable: includes tips of using other programs
Steps: it's a troubleshooting guide
Difficulty: basic ( Read more... )

guide: basic tips for graphic making, resource tutorial: brushes, graphic program: photoshop 7.0, graphic program: photoshop all versions, resource tutorial: textures, resource tutorial: patterns

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bluejay00234 March 27 2009, 17:53:04 UTC
Ty for this! very helpful

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risslesz September 1 2009, 20:47:27 UTC
This made the patterns show up in PS, but how come they do not show up in the actual patterns folder if I manually go look under Applications?

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ruthenia_alba September 2 2009, 06:21:17 UTC
I never use patterns folder in Applications to store .pat files. I created my own folder and save them there. PS remembers the path to it.

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risslesz September 3 2009, 17:23:22 UTC
Really? How? Sorry for my stupidness. I just got a new MacBook Pro and I'm new to Photoshop. I've always used Windows and Paintshop Pro. D: haha

And now my Photoshop unexpectedly closed yesterday and I opened it today and now all the patterns I added, by following your instructions, have all disappeared! Now I only have 2 patterns showing up (the ones that come with PS). So, maybe if I can have PS remember the path to all the textures I have, like you've done, they will actually stay like they're supposed to! lol If it's not too much to ask, since I'm such a noob lol, can you walk me through it? I'd be very grateful. :)

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ruthenia_alba September 4 2009, 06:34:14 UTC
Well, I don't remember if I indicated the path to my folders in PS settings. I think PS remembers the last visited path by itself. How I do it, I just create my folder for patterns (f.e. 'My Documents - PS - Patterns'), and they never disappear from there. When I open PS and choose Paint Bucket Tool, my own folder is always showing up.

Sometimes however PS opens its own folder, but then I just show the way to mine :)

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