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Hidden Photoshop Script EASILY Creates Random Fills!
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- Опубликовано: 17 авг 2024
- Discover this HIDDEN Photoshop Script that will allow you to generate a random fill from a pattern!
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📘 INDEX - Photoshop Random Pattern Fill
00:00 - Introduction
00:28 - Remove Background Using Adobe Sensei
00:59 - Fixing Mask Imperfections with the Brush Tool
01:16 - Refine Mask Edges with Select and Mask
01:35 - Convert the Dollar Bill Into a Pattern
02:06 - Generate the Fill with the Random Pattern Fill Script
03:28 - Power Tip for More Realistic Results!
05:11 - Final Thoughts
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I've been using Photoshop for a long time but this is new to me. So you see, there is always something to learn. Thank you!
You're welcome, Frans!
Learn new things everyday it's always fun to learn
same here
I have a pic of one of my mom's favorite actresses that I want to put it on a shirt for her. I wanted to "frame" around the image with leaves. The most efficient way that I could come up with until now was turning some high-res leaf images into brushes because I want to randomize the leaves, but even that still looked unrealistic and janky. I'm now going to use this method only setting the Density to a lower number and just masking out any leaves that misbehave on the final image. I think the addition of the real leaves will compliment greatly the final piece so much more.
Thanks for the technique!
I think the most important thing i learned today was the fact that you can hold shift and click to create a straight line. I always used to draw straight lines after an hour of editing a video where it became so laggy that photoshop recognised my brush movement as teleportation and it created a straight line from where i started drawing to where i stopped...
I just used this technique to make a scalable seamless pattern. I used a very small section of a stucco wall image. This technique avoided some of the problems with evening out tone and other issues from defining a pattern from a larger initial area. Thanks for the video!
Alan, I'm glad you found it useful!
3 years later and this is still a G.O.A.T tutorial 🔥🔥🔥
In graphic design field, we learn stuff everyday, thank you so much
Let me just take a minute to salute you and say THANKS for your videos and your explanation. I think you are one of best out there, making high quality content about Photoshop. Keep it up, such a great work!
This video helped me as I am a beginner
👍🙂
love your videos! detailed and concise without a bunch of uhs and spamming for subscribers. learn so much from you! thank you!!!
Thank you so much!
How did I never notice that script checkbox with pattern fill ? Wow! This is a really good tip and just what I needed today for a project. I have been using Photoshop for around 20 years and I continue to learn and be inspired. Thanks for sharing.
You're welcome!
Dude your voice is so relaxing. Makes it real easy to relax and learn.
Thank you, FineappleRyan!
That is AMAZING, Jesùs! You have sent me on a rampage: I am experimenting with making all kinds of crazy floral fills with this new (to me) technique. Thank you for another Very Exciting tutorial!
I'm glad you found it useful, Lórien! I hope you have fun making the floral fills! Thanks for watching!
This is just brilliant. I needed to retouch a huge area of asphalt in front of a building and this was perfect for this. Thanks
i was searching for something like this 3or 5 hours ago and i didnt find something like this
so at the end i made it manually
this video will help me alot
I'm glad it will!
I'd be interested in seeing if there's a way to do this but make the edges seamless so the image itself could be tiled, for something like a grass/ground texture in a video game, for example.
Unfortunately not that easy. You would have to merge the layer, use the Offset Vilter, and paint/clone the seams away.
Great video. I have all these little gears that I would love to do something like this with. for my portfolio page background.
Thank you, Terry Rhuebottom! I hope it works out for you!
Did it with a flower image. It worked and was fun. I learned that this technique does not work with non-rectangular selections. Thanks for a worthwhile, educational and fun experience. I always learn something from your videos. Please know you are appreciated.
I think I will try it with some pics of my guitars. Great tip!
Good tutorial. I've experimented with brush presets. I'll try this pattern idea on a face.
What a powerful feature. Had not realized this was possible in Photoshop, and love making patterns. Thank you for another great tutorial.Good you pointed out about the currency image issues. Few years ago copying JPY notes flashed a heart stopping 😳 message 🤖 from Canon and Japanese Finance Ministry on my screen. Am crumpling my notes now, or there's always origami practice...
Thanks for doing this. I’ve been planning to do something like this to “stamp” graphics on top of other designs and this looks like it will do the trick. I hadn’t seen any of your videos before so I thought the first few seconds was one of those ads about making money. This video was way more helpful than those!
Wow didn’t know that. Guess new stuff learned! Only if there is a way to make it seamless at the same time too!
Now i know how Mr Beast creates some of his thumbnails 😂😂❤️
😂😂 Definitely
lol good one =)
Been searching for this everywhere..thanks brother
So easy and yet quite impressive. Thank you so much for this tutorial, didn't know of this function)
You're welcome!
Thank you for this technique. I will use it to do genius designs, on my projects.
I'm glad you found it useful, Livu! Thanks for Watching!
thank you for this tut! I am learning little by little all these excellent tips and tricks.
You're welcome, Blazer Stoner!
Can you do a separate video on layermask please.
By the way live your tutorial.
Thank you. It's 20 years I use Photoshop but I never saw this. Very useful.
Thanks for the video. I watched this long ago and was able to find it again. However, when following the steps the current version of Photoshop does not appear to have the check box for random angles. The only option is to pick a single angle and it applies to all copies of the object
Thank you so much for this tutorial. I've looked up so many tutorials to make seamless pattern with multiple design elements for surface design. Would you be interested in making a tutorial on that topic? How can I keep the design seamless if the canvas size changes or with camouflage pattern? Thank you.
Thanks. This was the fastest money I ever made.
omg this blew my mind!!!! So cool!
Thank you, Barbe!
Thank you this is exactly what I was looking for. I want to crest some interesting backgrounds for my custom tumblers.
Jesus Ramirez, I simply love you and your videos. I'm from Rio, Brazil and I ve always curious about learning photoshop. I found your channel and I'm sure that I'll learn a lot with you. I understand everything you say. You are amazing. Congratulations!!
Thank you, Tom!
if you wanna learn photoshop learn it from #PTC and #piximperfect. you're gonna be perfect at it.
to me - you are a god! This bugged me for the last year of creating images in photoshop!
Great NEWS for showing this , THX ...
20+ years in Photoshop daily and never knew this! ❤️💪🏻💻👏🏻💯
Awesome video, thank you!
I once created hundreds of dollar bills for an art project. Ps would not let me edit them so I had to use an old application that was not as strict. I had three files, a black image of the front of the bill, a green image of the rear of the bill and a green image of those green printed parts on the front of the bill. Using some off white heavy paper stock, I first printed one copy of the black front and then photocopied this hundreds of times into the heavy paper stock. Them the sheets were fed through the printer to add the green to the front and back.
Lastly, I cut each bill with a scalpel and metal ruler and made several stacks that could be riffled and distressed.
The high point was when a colleague’s jaw dropped and they asked how much had I spent creating the look - they believed they were looking at actual dollar bills...
Thanks for new information 👍
You're welcome, Vinod!
thanks for this
is there away to create a shingle effect? Where all the ones in the back row are in the back and it tiles with all the new rows being in the front of each other?
You might be able to do it with this same feature. Uncheck Rotate. Or try the Pattern on a Path.
Plz how I cut large outdoor banner to slices and leave overlap for printing and Welding
No words to describe to your video presentation sir... Super
Thank you!
Very much useful.. Thank you..Can you post a video using the same technique to fill a bowl with some fruits or vegetables.
Can you show us how to do with cash in hand? 😁
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AMAZING! Wow this would take hour(s) doing manually before this 🙌🏻💥💪🏻💻⚡️👏🏻
Definitely! and Thanks!
Can u do this for more than one object? Like a collage
My boss is always great....
Luv u boss.....
Thank you, Anand!
How can somebody dislike this ? I don't understand !!
Thank you so much for these videos .
Thank you, PhoeniX Sight!
Frrrrr tNice tutorials man just straight forward !
Thank you very much
man thank you it helped me alot and saves time to create a custom camo pattern!
Hi, thanks for all of your videos,
I have a question:
Why you don't use "Magic Wand Tool" to select background color?
The magic wand tool is soooo old lol. It has a much simpler algorithm for deciding what pixels to select, and that algorithm doesn't give ideal results, especially since the dollar bill's edges are almost white. Select Subject gave much better results, but personally, I probably would have just used the pen tool here since it's a pretty simple shape.
My photoshop won't even let me open the money photo for security reasons.
Are you serious? Wtf
He literally mentions that @5:13
same happen to me even tho the bill isn't american one ... so just use some online converter to psd and open the psd file in photoshop.
An option is to cut the image in another program like PaintDotNet to three or four pieces and then open them in Photoshop. You can merge them and it will work :)
Try converting the image to a jpg and leave an empty name. Works for me :P
Another great video. Thanks a ton sir. Now to print this using a 3D printer! lol.
Also, if its okay with you could you please share what video editing software you use for your screen recordings?
Camtasia Studio 2020
after click ok in fill, PS didnt show up the random fill options box
Thank You So Much sir, yu are awesome ❤❤❤
You're welcome, AB CReatioNs!
Wow man that's awesome 👍 really good and new info
Thank you, Jääck Is Back!
what if you define pattern with a layer that has rasterized drop shadow within, that way you could automatically create multiple levels of dollar bills with theirs own shadows. Havent tried it tho
The problem with that is that the shadows would all face different directions.
This was very clever, thinking of ways I can use this technique! Thank You.
Like the video, but ran into an interesting crash problem on a Mac. It seems if you have rulers activated the program will crash as it tries to apply the randomize pattern. The problem didn't seem to occur with other patterns.
I tell myself: I know you're poor bro! But you know photoshop.
lol
How could this be applied if you wanted multiple 'different' photos let's say 20 different images...how could that be done, I'd love to see you do that for us?...truly terrific video, thank you for sharing
very helpful
Great technique
Thank you, Deepak!
Thank you so much
You're welcome, CB Vlogs!
This just open the new world for a newbie like me
👍🙂
Awesome technique.... great
Thank you, Abdul!
@@PhotoshopTrainingChannel your most welcome sir
Very nice technique. Thank you for sharing
You're welcome!
Hi, Hector! May I suggest a question? What would be the most believable outcome for displaying type on the inside sides of an open-end cylinder, rolling on a slightly tilted plane? That's not a project just an interesting thought I had.
Very good video, well explained and shown. Loved it, keep up the fantastic work.
Thank you, Bryan!
can you have different objects added into the pattern? for example; can you add different bills along with the dollar bills to the fill?
Damn this was really good
Thank you, Soviet Penguin!
Thank you
You're welcome!
What a great video and not only that... Useful. Thanks!
Great fun, now looking for all sorts of fill
Thanks brother
You're welcome, Rakesh!
sir you are truly wonderful
Thank you, Mohd!
As an architecture student i can easily scatter some trees on the garden plan
That's a nice technique, but when you create second bill layer, make the maximum scale 0.26, this way you will have slightly bigger notes on top and slightly smaller - on the bottom
Good suggestion!
I have CS6 but the Random Fill dialogue box (to adjust color/brightness/scale randomness) doesn't pop up. It only gives me one option for random fill. Is it a feature for newer photoshops only?
Mee too, any fix for it?
Fill is Shift, Function, F5 for Windows
Thanks for the tutorial! I have one problem: I use an older version of photoshop, and the settings menu is not showing up. Is this my fault, or is the version just too old?
It says that I have version 13, from 2012 i think
Brother , can you tell your version of photoshop. aAnd do you use photoshop cc or cs6
please tell me
Nice trick thank yoy PTC😍
You're welcome, Muhammed!
Kazi nzuri#onelove from Tanzania
Thank you, sammy Lucky!
nice video, but can you use 2 or more different images on the pattern?..
Thanks
You're welcome, Sebastian!
thanks big help.
Hi !!! Really but what version of PS do you use please ?
is there a way we can do this with multiple elements at once?
Sir thank You....I design albums and it'll be useful for designing background for pages😊
Wow, this is really usefull thing. Thank you!
Thank you so much!! You ROCK!!!
Thank you, Tammy!
Which video editor did you use for editing your RUclips videos?
And which screen recorder did you use for screen recording?
Camtasia Studio
@@PhotoshopTrainingChannel Okay
@@PhotoshopTrainingChannel How much time that video editing takes?
thank you so much man
hi.Please place the example photo file for download.thanks
This technique would be great for blank Polaroid pictures that you could use to show a table full of family photos etc
Definitely!
Handy little trick for sure! Thanks!