Photoshop question
Photoshop question
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- fyoucher11
One-upping Mono's since the inner glow isn't going to be a smooth transition from the stroke fill unless you bump it all the way up >
1) Duplicate Layer. This will sit on top of logo.
2) Set "fill" opacity to 0 (Not "layer" opacity)
3) Layer Style > Stroke.
4) Fill Type > Gradient
5) Adjust gradient ramp colors (White > White) and opacity levels (100 > 0). The right side should be white with the opacity set to 0.
6) Set gradient style to "Shape Burst"
7) Adjust scale.
8) Adjust stroke Size.Bam, you done.
- my method certainly does result in a perfectly smooth transition from stroke to fill thoughmonospaced
- and you also had to "bump it all the way up" with your 100 > 0 rampmonospaced
- Nah, not without making the glow really large, try it out. Otherwise you see the stroke edge.fyoucher1
- Your method requires there to be a thick stroked outline at all times. Whereas a gradient fill is adjustable by moving the ramp markers.fyoucher1
- I tested it. It works great :)monospaced
- See here >
https://imgur.com/a/…fyoucher1 - Funny, I got the identical results with inner glow. See here >
https://i.imgur.com/…monospaced - Not saying your method isn't great, or even better. Just that my solution does work if you set it up right. Cheers.monospaced
- Yeah by adding Choke, but notice how the inner shape has changed.fyoucher1
- There are a myriad of ways to do this, but give cygnus never thanks anyone for their effort, what's the point in bothering?Nairn
- If I received these two solutions, I would thank both people. Thank you fyoucher for finding a more refined solution :)monospaced