Step 4ĬTRL/CMD + Click the Path layer’s thumbnail to create a selection.
Hit the ENTER/RETURN key to get rid of the work path. This will stroke the path with the 10 px brush. Step 3Ĭhoose Brush from the Tool drop down menu, and make sure that the Simulate Pressure box is un-checked, then click OK. Pick the Direct Selection Tool, right click the path, and choose Stroke Path. Choose a hard round brush, set its Size to 10 px, and its Spacing to 1%. Pick the Brush Tool and open the Brush Panel ( Window > Brush). Just make sure that the curves flow smoothly without any sharp corners. Pick the Direct Selection Tool, then click the anchor points to move them around, or you can click the Direction Points at the end of the two Direction Handles, then move them around to change the orientation of the curve, or drag them outwards and inwards to make the curve wider or narrower. Try not to create way too many curves in and out of the text. The path doesn’t have to look perfect, as we will modify it anyway. We are going to create a path from one edge of the document, pass it through the text, then end it at another edge.Ĭlick and drag to create curves. Pick the Pen Tool, and choose the Path option in the Options bar. Create the Path Inside the Text Step 1Ĭreate a new layer on top of all layers and call it Path. You can try different values for the Gap if you like. This will create a simple dotted stroke, with large gaps in between. Set the Align to Inside, the Caps to Round, click the D ashed Line box, and set the first Dash value to 0 and the first Gap value to 25. Step 5ĭuplicate the copy shape layer (the one that has the stroke), change the Stroke color to #464646, then open the Stroke Options box again, and click the More Options button. Open the Stroke Options box, and choose Center from the Align: drop down menu. From there, set the Fill to None, and change the Stroke color to #959595 and its Size to 3 pt. This will show the Shape Attributes in the Options bar. Step 2ĭuplicate the shape layer, then pick the Direct Selection Tool. The color is #e6e6e6, and the Size is 335 pt. Then, create the text using the font Sanchez. Create the Text and the Basic Shape Variations Step 1Ĭreate a new 1280 x 1024 px document, and fill the Background with the color #a1a1a1. The Filter will then be added to the other filters you have. If you get a message asking you to confirm, just click Yes or OK.
Filter forge install#
To add the filter, click its link in the "Tutorial Assets" section, then click the "Open this filter in Filter Forge" button to install the filter.
Filter forge .exe#
exe file, and that’s it! It will be added inside Photoshop under the Filter menu. The following assets were used during the production of this tutorial.ĭownloading Filter Forge and the Filter usedįirst, you need to download Filter Forge from the plugin’s website.
Filter forge how to#
We will begin by showing you how to create basic shapes in Photoshop, we’ll then show you how to convert them to 3D, and finally how to add the final touches using Filter Forge and a few of Photoshop’s basic features. In this tutorial, we will show you how to combine Photoshop with Filter Forge to create a glowing 3D text effect.
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