[Tutorial]

@Freedom
@Scyntrus
@Animal_Instinct
@Rainscape

Something is wrong with the modcp and it wont let me, or any one else, approve your tutorial threads.

Dave needs to fix this problem.

Untill then, just post your tutorials here in general,and I will move them to the appropriate section.

Just msg CA staff or @ mention CA staff.

Thanks,
CANA staff.

What about me

Originally Posted by ChimiWow

What about me

We already have enough tutorials about crossing the rio grande without getting caught

Originally Posted by Subliminal

We already have enough tutorials about crossing the rio grande without getting caught

no one cares about you chimi

Originally Posted by Aluseu110

no one cares about you chimi

IKNOW FUCK CA GENERAL RQ

Originally Posted by ChimiWow

IKNOW FUCK CA GENERAL RQ

AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

Edited to include all CA staff.

Originally Posted by Disturbed

Edited to include all CA staff.

But Jabuuty Caves so hes well... useless?

I made a tutorial?

Is Jabuuty still on his ban?

Originally Posted by Freedom

I made a tutorial?

@Freedom

Originally Posted by Freedom

First tutorial I've made in a while. Anyways, this tutorial is for those of you people that want to put engravings on their mods, or want to have more space so they can put more of their details and/or brushes onto the gun. Alright, let's start.
First things first. The only tool we'll be using today is the Clone Stamp, the one surrounded by the red stroke:

Alright, now that we know what tool we'll be using, let pick a gun. I chose the UMP.

Now, when you click the Clone Stamp, it'll be just like using the brush tool. First, resize the size of the Clone Stamp so that it's smaller than the text/detail, but not too much. Always use a 0% Hardness so that it blends better and doesn't look choppy. For the UMP, I decided that size 40 would be best. When using the Clone Stamp, you don't just left click and begin. First, you'll need to hold alt and select the area that you'll be using to "Clone", then left click when you've decided. Make sure you pick areas that look like the part that the engraving is in, because you don't want one part that randomly looks different from the rest. Areas that I chose:

Now start using your clone tool. Make sure you don't just clone the areas so the text/detail is gone. Make it look good. Like so, as if the text was never there:

Also, if you noticed, by using other areas, I increased the number of scratches, which you could also do with other details. Example of removed text, replaced by cloned details:

And there you go! You've successfully removed text, and possibly added detail. You can go one step further by duplicating the layer, and changing the hue/saturation, then editing it some more. This is my completed product.