1 [PS]Photoshop Tutorial Double and Triple Strokes in 2/3 Mon Sep 20, 2010 10:35 am
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Step 5
The Position should be set to Outside and set the size to 3. Change the color to one that looks good with the original text color.
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Step 6
It should look something like this, depending on the colors you selected.
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Step 7
Now if we went to Layer>Layer Style>Stroke again, we'd just bring up the options to edit the original stroke. Instead, click-and-drag the text layer to the New Layer icon the Layers palette (or press Command-J (PC: Control-J)). This duplicates the text layer.
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Step 8
Now we need to edit the stroke on the lower, original text layer to make it larger. Double-click on the Stroke effect listed on the bottom text layer.
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Step 5
The Position should be set to Outside and set the size to 3. Change the color to one that looks good with the original text color.
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Step 6
It should look something like this, depending on the colors you selected.
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Step 7
Now if we went to Layer>Layer Style>Stroke again, we'd just bring up the options to edit the original stroke. Instead, click-and-drag the text layer to the New Layer icon the Layers palette (or press Command-J (PC: Control-J)). This duplicates the text layer.
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Step 8
Now we need to edit the stroke on the lower, original text layer to make it larger. Double-click on the Stroke effect listed on the bottom text layer.
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