How To Create Topographic Map Patterns in Photoshop
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- Опубликовано: 4 сен 2024
- Follow along with today's Photoshop tutorial to create a topographic map effect. I'll show you how you can quickly create a detailed pattern with a combination of Photoshop Filters, then show you how the parameters of those filters can be adjusted to customise the effect. This new technique provides some really useful advantages over my previous Contour Map tutorial, such as infinite scalability and a super-fast way to process unique pattern styles.
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Absolutely amazing video, I had been searching for weeks to find a website or something to make topographic designs and this is exactly what I was looking for! Great job on the video!
Such a brilliant solution exec!
Anyone who came across with gradient problem; it is not gradient - it is gradient map.
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A quick tip, if you start with a canvas with dimension of power of 2, you can make a seamless pattern. Thanks for the tutorial!
Brilliant tip! I can't believe how long I've spent making seamless patterns in the past when I could have just started with a 1024px, 2048px, or 4096px document
@@spoongraphics I had the same feeling when I discovered it XD
Unfortunately this tip didn't work. Once the blur is applied to the clouds it isn't seamless anymore. But thank anyways! :)
@@tp7495 If you work with Pattern Preview ON, you can create seamless pattern every time you apply an effect (View/Pattern Preview)
@@Crist_ Thank you so much for your help! I really applicatie it! 😊
2:27 - my jaw has dropped ;) Thanks for this, Chris!
After this tutorial I have no need to watch any other. Awesome technic and nice describing
I'm trying to create a topographical map, but instead of stroked lines creating the pattern, every level of relief would be separated by shading. Any advice on how you'd accomplish this?
Great tutorial however it will only give me access to posterize if I rasterise my layer, meaning I loose all of those smart filter controls :( (CS5 user here)
Thank you! Useful tutorial... I watched a similar tutorial for the Paper Cut Out effect... and it is a great effect... 👍
amazing one I've been using smart filters and thats a great trick thank you
Well done Chris! Very Slick!
Thank you man! Great video
Great tutorial
Every time I create oneI am getting certain lines that come in as blue, yellow, or even purple. Has anyone found solution for this or might know what I could be missing to get colors like that?
Thanks for the Video. Is there any way to remove the Background?
use transparent
Thanks dude 👏🔥
How about creating one from an actual map location? Not from clouds rendering?
I'm having a problem with coloured contours (each level of the contours is a different colour). Is there a way to fix it?
Hi, is there a way of retrieving the repeat tile?
I want to use that for laser cutting. I get the drawing from PS to AI. Trace it. But all the paths are open at the top. Do you have any idea how can I solve it?
Thanks. Good video
crop it in and add another blank layer behind
When I increase the Gaussian blur it just makes it a gray canvas
how do you get the clouds rendered to be so "soft" looking. when i render all i get is what looks like static
Posterize tool is not available after I apply Clouds, Difference Clouds, and Gaussian Blur.
I had this issue too, are you on an older version of Photoshop by any chance? I think the CC versions automatically apply adjustments as non-distructive adjustment layers where as CS5 doesn't give you that option.
I tried adding posterize as an adjustment layer but then it conflicts with clouds, differentce clouds and gaussian blur stopping you from applying 'find edges'
Same for me on CS6. I found if you flatten the image after you apply the Gaussian Blur filter, it allows you to posterize the image.
And how do I apply this pattern only on only certain parts of the image, where it suppose to be mountains? Because I want to make a map of which only a part is mountaineous. When I apply the filter, it covers the whole image, and when I try to select only the areas on which Ii want to apply this (or even when I make a layer with them), it still covers my whole image/layer.
Can you help me? Thanks.
If you found a way to do this, can you tell me how please?
OMG
this isn't a pattern :/
Great tutorial