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Creating the metal smooth effect
Category : Adobe Photoshop | Level : Beginner | Language : English
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Author: J Barton
Created: 25/6/04
For: 13dots, JBPixels/Host-Media, Swish-DB

Okay everybody, lets get started.

So, first here we go..


1.Open-up a new image, 400x400px will do fine smile.gif

2.Set the background to: 3A3A3A & the foreground to: FFFFFF

Like below:
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3.Select the Rounded Regtangle Tool, as shown below:
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Set the smoothness of it to about 12, as shown below:
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4.Now, create your button area to work with, you can create something like mine, as shown below:
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4.Open up the Blending Options, as shown below:
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5.Go to Bevel & Emboss, and use my settings as below (Here is where you might want to differ, but i suggest use these, as this will happen again - Where you can change to whatever you want on repeat).

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6.Go to Inner Glow, Outer Glow & Gradient Overlay and apply these settings below:

Inner Glow:
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Outer Glow:
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Gradient Overlay:
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You may want to repeat the Blending Options a few times to get a better effect & build on it, try changing the settings for each ones.

However, don't forget to merge the current finsihed layer into a new layer, so you can apply new "Blending Options" wink.gif

Good luck & love to see your tries wink.gif


Hope it helps,
Kind Regards,
Jamie smile.gif

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