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allllec
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BryanDowning
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It's a rounded rectangle cut in half with a gradient overlay.
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Death By Jell-O
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Took the words out of my mouth Oybro.....
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BryanDowning
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allllec
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| Posted: Fri Dec 31, 2004 8:18 am Post subject: |
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| OYBRO wrote: | | It's a rounded rectangle cut in half with a gradient overlay. |
sounds so simple, but the point is i cant do it :\ |
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REPphantomX
Joined: 26 Dec 2004
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i just do a rectangle with the rectangular marquee tool. Then i smooth it. Select>modify>smooth |
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BryanDowning
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Ok. Not a problem.
Get your rounded rectangle tool, and make one the size you want. It would be a good idea to size it according to the type size you want to use.
Select the top half of it with the rectangular marquee tool. It doesn't have to be exactly in half but pretty close.
Then hit the "Add a Mask" button at the bottom of the layers pallette. Looks like a rectangle with a circle in it.
Then click "Add a Layer Style" at the bottom of the layers pallette. (To the left of add a mask.) Select Gradient overlay. Now, select the colors you want.
That's pretty much it. There's a few things different in the example you posted, but I don't want to explain them unless you want me too. (Too much typing.) So try out what I told you and if you don't like the outcome or you have questions, come back and we'll make it look better.
Hope that helped. 
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