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ady Guest
|  | Rippling Water Effect « Thread Started on May 17, 2005, 10:40am » | |
Name: Rippling Water Author: Ady (me) Program: Photoshop Version: 7.0 Difficulty: Extremely easy
Resources For this, nothing is needed! 
Step 1 Ok, first off, open new canvas. You can choose whatever size you want (I'll use 400x150).
![[image] [image]](http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v189/Adyrabit/Tutorials/Rippling%20Water/Step1.jpg)
Step 2 Open a new layer, and fill it with:
Filter > Clouds
Remember to have your pallette colours black and white.
![[image] [image]](http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v189/Adyrabit/Tutorials/Rippling%20Water/Step2.jpg)
Step 3 Go to:
Filter > Distort > Glass
Choose these settings:
Distortion: 20 Smoothness: 6 Texture: Frosted Scaling: 69% Don't tick Invert
![[image] [image]](http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v189/Adyrabit/Tutorials/Rippling%20Water/Step3.jpg)
Step 4 Go to:
Image > Adjustments > Colour Balance
Choose a nice colour, I chose a watery one. 
![[image] [image]](http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v189/Adyrabit/Tutorials/Rippling%20Water/Step4.jpg)
Step 5 Next, go to:
Edit > Transform > Perspective
Drag one of the bottom corners away from your picture and it should tilt. Once you've found a good position, press enter! You have now got a nice rippling water effect! 
![[image] [image]](http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v189/Adyrabit/Tutorials/Rippling%20Water/Step5.jpg)
Edited By forum Administrator(APR 21st 2007): It is quite evident that this forum is no longer used and has stayed that way for a good amount of time.
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revolve Guest
|  | Re: Rippling Water Effect « Reply #1 on May 18, 2005, 12:05am » | |
Cool, thats a nice use of Filters, probably one of the best uses of filters actually. Nice Tutorial, its the next best thing to terragen
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ryan Guest
|  | Re: Rippling Water Effect « Reply #2 on May 19, 2005, 6:20pm » | |
Ah very good tut very easy for all the beginners and not to hard very good.
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firebird Guest
|  | Re: Rippling Water Effect « Reply #3 on May 21, 2005, 10:31am » | |
If you keep repeating some steps you could make a good animation with it.
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That is very good!
Terragen could maybe produce better results, but for Photoshop, that is the most realistic water technique i have seen. Great tutorial.
10/10
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Quote:| I submited tutorial to P2L |
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Cool, hopefully it should get on.
Can you also submit mine? I don't know how to....
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![[homepage] [homepage]](http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v323/lf2world/catalyst/website1.gif) Joined: May 2005 Gender: Male  Posts: 359 Location: UK Karma: 2 |  | Re: Rippling Water Effect « Reply #8 on May 28, 2005, 12:29pm » | |
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No, i'm not familiar with P2L, i always use Good-tutorials.com. And they didn't accept my entry either
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nemesis Guest
|  | Re: Rippling Water Effect « Reply #9 on Jun 14, 2005, 12:43pm » | |
when i download PS, it doesnt work, it keeps making it so i can;t go directly into the editing.
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Tim Guest
|  | Re: Rippling Water Effect « Reply #10 on Jun 15, 2005, 6:24am » | |
I can't do the last step: Edit > Transform > Perspective My transform is grey.
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kmg0 Guest
|  | Re: Rippling Water Effect « Reply #11 on Jun 26, 2005, 1:35pm » | |
/\ I used 2 layers, that fixed my grey problem
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Beast Guest
|  | Re: Rippling Water Effect « Reply #12 on Jun 28, 2005, 4:31am » | |
You can just colorize it later once you've done tilting it. Make a new layer, bucket it with desired color, change the blending to overlay.
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Beast Guest
|  | Re: Rippling Water Effect « Reply #13 on Jun 28, 2005, 4:33am » | |
Nice tut btw. I never thought about messing around with the perspective. Now I just need to learn how to make mountains, etc. Maybe I can make some kinda nature sig.
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yehoz Guest
|  | Re: Rippling Water Effect « Reply #14 on Aug 17, 2005, 5:30am » | |
hey ! this is a great tot. But i must addmitt ( Considered the fact that im a newb. ) im having some problems. or 1 problem actually, how do i get the angle on step 5 to work ? I do as written over, but on Edit -> Transform ... The transform button is grey and therefore not able to use. Why is that ? :S
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artschi Guest
|  | Re: Rippling Water Effect « Reply #15 on Oct 14, 2005, 3:01am » | |
Cool tutorial!
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Prowlaz Guest
|  | Re: Rippling Water Effect « Reply #16 on Nov 20, 2005, 8:28pm » | |
Quote:| If you keep repeating some steps you could make a good animation with it. |
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thats a great idea.... i wonder exactly what you could do using this to try and make an animation....
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mattz1010 Guest
|  | Re: Rippling Water Effect « Reply #18 on Nov 22, 2005, 8:40pm » | |
gah, you spamming bastard.
I think the problem with the grayed out is that you're either using the wrong colour format (you may have to create a new document ), or that you're on the background layer. Create a new layer and try again.
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guest754 Guest
|  | Re: Rippling Water Effect « Reply #19 on Nov 25, 2005, 12:32am » | |
Quote:hey ! this is a great tot. But i must addmitt ( Considered the fact that im a newb. ) im having some problems. or 1 problem actually, how do i get the angle on step 5 to work ? I do as written over, but on Edit -> Transform ... The transform button is grey and therefore not able to use. Why is that ? :S |
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Layer>Rasterize>Layer
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