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# Any chance you could sum up the whole process
in a way we could understand?
(I helped save b3ta! Evil Prof. Pixel Masher I made this!, Fri 28 Mar 2003, 16:55, archived)
# Would you prefer it if i posted the psd file
Then you could simply paste any image you like on the background layer.
(I helped save b3ta! sp3ktor - no,.. I don't know either, Fri 28 Mar 2003, 16:57, archived)
# That'd be great if you wouldn't mind.
I could pick and poke and figure it all out too.

Ta.
(I helped save b3ta! Evil Prof. Pixel Masher I made this!, Fri 28 Mar 2003, 16:58, archived)
# Here you go
psd file
(I helped save b3ta! sp3ktor - no,.. I don't know either, Fri 28 Mar 2003, 17:05, archived)
# Got it
thank you muchly.

Can't have a looksee right now but I will. Things like this drive me nuts, I *must* know how it's done :)
(I helped save b3ta! Evil Prof. Pixel Masher I made this!, Fri 28 Mar 2003, 17:13, archived)
# I see how you did it;
I had the pattern but didn't take into account the colours;


NSFW IF HIGHLIGHTED!

[edit] sometimes it doesn't work- any idea why?
(I helped save b3ta! Duncan Disorderly, Fri 28 Mar 2003, 17:18, archived)
# nice
(I helped save b3ta! sick_boy, Fri 28 Mar 2003, 17:21, archived)
# you could have made the shark bite her nipple
yep
(joshwa ultra lurker, Fri 28 Mar 2003, 17:28, archived)
# i think i get it
but how do you lay down the mesh - is it a paint job copied into photoshop then print that coulor over the other or what. darm I'm confused now
(I helped save b3ta! WhoElse I'm what Willis was talking about, Fri 28 Mar 2003, 17:29, archived)
# In PhotatoShop;
on a white layer, select two pixels, diagonally opposite from each other, fill them in with black, select the 2*2 square that you have made (which looks like a bit of a chesspoard) & define pattern.

Go to your chosen image, make a layer mask, select all & fill it with your pattern.

Every other pixel on your chosen layer will now be transparent.
Then you are on your own; there can't bee too much contrast on the 'hidden' layer, otherwise it seems to show through.
Not sure how the hidden image pops up; to do the one above, I made one, inverted (the colours, not the image) on my layer mask & then did the 2nd (the one you see above); it was a bit trial & error.
The chosen colours might have something to do with it as well.
Maybe Fnord has a bit more info...
(I helped save b3ta! Duncan Disorderly, Fri 28 Mar 2003, 17:58, archived)
# The hiding layer (ie the helecopter) has to be
suitably confusing with no plain areas otherwise you'll see thorough.

(I helped save b3ta! Evil Prof. Pixel Masher I made this!, Fri 28 Mar 2003, 17:41, archived)
# You sir
are a gentleman
(I helped save b3ta! WhoElse I'm what Willis was talking about, Fri 28 Mar 2003, 17:24, archived)
# no, it's too complex for that
we are currently writing a program that does it for you.

but we are selling it to NASA when we're finished.

Heres one i did earlier
(I helped save b3ta! Thor_sonofodin has done things, terrible things on, Fri 28 Mar 2003, 16:58, archived)