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[Gimp] Shining Plastic Text
Category : Gimp | Level : Beginner | Language : English
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Follow steps:

Start gimp
Go through menus Xtns > Scrupt-Fu > Logos and click menu item Shrek Text, as shown below the note

NOTE : If you cant find menu Shrek Text in said place, that means your copy of gimp does not contain a script shrek.scm file. You can download this file BY CLICKING HERE from the gimp.org plugin registery, and put it in <gimp main folder>/share/gimp/2.0/scripts, and restart the gimp.

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After clicking this menu a new window will appear, where you have to enter the information about your final plastic text, as shwn here:

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After entering desired text, selecting font, height, and color, click OK, you will notice the gimp will process for a while and create new document containing your plastic text, as shown here:

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Now within above shown image window go through menus
Script-Fu > Shadow and click Drop-Shadow
which will bring you a new window asking you some inforamtion about new shadow to be created, simply click OK, as shown here:

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Now go to Layers tab and drag the layer named Drop-Shadow to the position over the last Layer named Background, so that layers’ presentation is as shown below:

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TIP: if you want to have this image transparent and you wish to reuse it within other applications like swish, I suggest you exporting it as PNG (Portable Network Graphics) image format, so that the transparency and colors are not disturbed.

Final image without background will look somhow like this:
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Final Example
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Originl Source
http://www.gimptalk.com/tutorial.php?t=15

It hope it was interesting


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