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mrunclesam
Joined: 18 Jul 2007
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 Posted: Wed Jul 18, 2007 9:51 am Post subject: Replacing Color - Suggest a quick method |
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Hello,
Please look at the attached image (MultipleColors.gif) - designer might have created ONLY one box and created multiple boxes with new color. Please suggest.
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laguano
Joined: 20 Aug 2007
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Location: California
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to get that done, just select the part you want to recolor (any tool that selects) and press (on windows) (ctrl+u) and on the new window that opened, select the "colorize" box on the bottom right and move the Hue slider to any direction you want to get the desired color. you may also have to change the lightness slider if the current color is too light or dark to be colorized. Saturation is also recommended to be toggled with if the color is very dark. (Example: if i want to (re)colorize black into pink, i have to change the hue to 336, the saturation to 71, and the lightness to +70) (the example is just one of many Possibilities, i just chose those to get a pink that i liked.)
EDIT: isn't that picture from deviantart? 
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BryanDowning
Joined: 05 Jul 2004
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Location: California, USA
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Or create a vector rounded rectangle with a gradient overlay style. Then you can edit it later if you want. 
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