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richsong
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 Posted: Fri Jul 29, 2005 8:01 am Post subject: How can I match or create a font |
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I would like to match this font. Does anyone recognize its name or can someone tell me how to duplicate it?
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crewsypix
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try dafont.com free fonts and they show you samples.
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richsong
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| Posted: Fri Jul 29, 2005 12:13 pm Post subject: Matching the font |
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Thanks for the information. It is apparently the Triplex Font fom phpbb.com and others.
Since I do not want to purchase the font for only one application, how might I modify an existing font to look similar, i.e, achieve the color and the white outline
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Jersey Hacker
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Well what i recommend, is getting the text in a similar looking font, and then rasterize the layer with the text on, then when the text is rasterized, ctrl + click the layer with the rasterized text on (which will select the text) and then apply a gradient of blue - lighter blue, and then deselect the text (ctrl + d) and right click the layer and go to blending options, when in blending options, first go to stroke and then select white and 2 px, then go to bevel and emboss, and select stroke emboss, and play around with that until it looks good, and then finally apply a drop shadow, hope that helped!
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richsong
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| Posted: Fri Jul 29, 2005 12:48 pm Post subject: Satisfactory match |
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Thank you Jersey Hacker. I used Arial rounded MT at 36 pt. and followed your suggestion. The result was completely satisfactory.
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Isn't there a gradient overlay in the layer styles, which would have been a bit easier and quicker? Not to mention that then you can copy the layer style and copy it onto all the text you want to look like that.
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I suppose, didnt really think of that, good point, but at least my idea worked
No Problem Richsong!
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