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Subject: CREATINE TEXTURE MAPS in Photoshop
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  Okay here is some stuff to ponder..

When i render my mono color object template in LW, should i set the aliasing
to low, none or high? I would think NONE, why? well aliasing makes it hard
to accuratly paint in photoshop, the magic wand tool seems to selelct some
of the aliasing and sometimes it doesn;t selelct some..so when i make my
changes to brightness i get small incosistencies between panels.

  This leads me to point number two..when drawing in Photoshop, should i
select anti-aliasing for the tools??? Iwhould think not..because LW will
anti-alias the maps during rendering ...correct??

  Adam

Adam Chrystie [e-mail]
University Of California at Santa Cruz
Cinema/Video Major / Senior Status

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