Wow, this topic seems Pixeltarn indeed a true burner to be with you, well, when you may not be quite correct, according to my stats, since it's not you, my regular Readers, but you, my "Google found me at" readers who are only interested in the topic Pixelcamo. I try to remain fair and post now what about the same camouflage pattern and yet something about Yes2.
Ok, now it's about different grains, that pattern size with different stains combine. As this guide to the post: digital camouflage for lazy , should base their this to read only.
So, first create we two, two-color pattern, one with the "Scale" value 80, in white and gray in a black scale with 30 white. Then we convert the two samples in order indexed by color and scale in pixels, minus Plus Tarn. Then, remember to remove the Indizirung again.
Then, we select the Magic Wand tool (shortcut W) to remove in the Tool Bar, the mark for "contiguous" and "smoothing" set the tolerance to 0 and click once on a bunch of black pixels. Now we all have Pixel, mit der Bindinformation, schwarz, ausgewählt.
Nun, können wir das, per Zauberstab markierte, Muster, einfach per Kopieren ( Strg + C ) auf die Arbeitsfläche, des grauen Musters, Kopieren. Dazu aktivieren wir dessen Fenster und Fügen das schwarze Muster ein ( Strg + V ). Und schon haben wir unser Multi Scale Digital Camo. Auf die gleiche weise, können wir natürlich auch das graue Muster über das schwarze legen, aber ersteres sieht einfach besser aus, meiner Meinung nach.
Zum Abschluss, bekommt unser Sample a few more fashionable colors. Here one can see weider that the procedure, subtle pattern of coarse pattern here is really the means of choice. In the reverse method, not even helps a Skycity staining.
Here is my / our Entergebniss, I call it "Cold Woods Digital", looks very nice, right?
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