New Vegas tutorial
Spot|DSE
wrote on 1/20/2005, 7:29 AM
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Erk
wrote on 1/20/2005, 7:35 AM
That's a cool look Spot, thanks for the tut and the .veg.
Mandk
wrote on 1/20/2005, 7:53 AM
Thanks for the idea and "how to" Spot. You make it look so easy.
randy-stewart
wrote on 1/20/2005, 7:59 AM
Excellent tutorial Spot. Looks like a cool tool for making DVD templates too. Gets the creative juices flowing.
Thanks,
Randy
Thanks,
Randy
Grazie
wrote on 1/20/2005, 8:24 AM
Thank you for an excellent tutorial Spot. A lot of thought in it. I like the "sideways" appreciation of Vegas you always seem to have.
Grazie
Grazie
LongTallTexan
wrote on 1/20/2005, 8:46 AM
Hey spot
I have tried a few tutorials on the bezier masking and none of them seem to work for me. I follow them step by step and even draw the mask but for some reason it never cuts away the masked area. When I check mask and uncheck mask nothing changes. Any help would be appreciated
L.T.
I have tried a few tutorials on the bezier masking and none of them seem to work for me. I follow them step by step and even draw the mask but for some reason it never cuts away the masked area. When I check mask and uncheck mask nothing changes. Any help would be appreciated
L.T.
FrigidNDEditing
wrote on 1/20/2005, 9:04 AM
Does it not cut away anything? or does it not cut away the masked area and insted cuts everything else around it?
Dave
Dave
LongTallTexan
wrote on 1/20/2005, 9:10 AM
sorry im a nimrod, I wasn't completing the other masked area. I was only drawing the jagged line. Man i've been trying to figure this out for too long for it to be that easy. Never downloaded the veg. a newbie eror and i've been using this software for at least 5 years. At least I figured it out myself in the end.
L.T.
L.T.
FrigidNDEditing
wrote on 1/20/2005, 9:13 AM
It's all good, the masking wasn't available till now right?
This reminds me of what I did in one of my Graphic Design classes back in H.S. We had to make a torn picture type of look. We did a matched white layer under the picture just past the edge of the tear. <-- just thought I throw that in as another option to this.
Dave
This reminds me of what I did in one of my Graphic Design classes back in H.S. We had to make a torn picture type of look. We did a matched white layer under the picture just past the edge of the tear. <-- just thought I throw that in as another option to this.
Dave