How to: Tron-like text effect

Dutch · **Joined:** Nov 29, 2014 **Posts:** 19

This tutorial Requires LayerFX by Jonathan Stipe (I recommend you to download the latest version of it!)

Welcome to another tutorial made by me (Dutch). In this tutorial I will be showing you how to make Tron-like text, I recommend using the Tron font but it isn't required.

Step 1:

Create/Open an image.

Step 2:

Type something using the text tool.

Step 3:

In the layer dialog set the opacity to 0%

Step 4:

Right click on the text layer and go to Layer Effects » Inner Glow.

Step 5:

Choose your settings, I really like the color 00FFFF. Then set the Blend mode to normal, the Opacity to 75%, the source to Edge, the Choke to 0, the Size to 5, the Contour to either Rounded Steps or Ring and the noise to 0. (I recommend enabling preview so that you can preview the effect) Once the outcome looks about right click the 'OK' button.

Now you should have a Tron-like text!

Final result:

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Rod · **Joined:** May 16, 2010 **Posts:** 14709 **Location:** USA

Nicely done. But there is no need to use spoiler tags in your tutorials. Thanks.

Dutch · **Joined:** Nov 29, 2014 **Posts:** 19

Rod wrote:

Nicely done. But there is no need to use spoiler tags in your tutorials. Thanks.

Thanks, also thank you for removing the spoilers. And am I allowed to use spoilers if the are multiple ways to do the thing I explain in my tutorial? Look at my Text Border tutorial for an example.

Rod · **Joined:** May 16, 2010 **Posts:** 14709 **Location:** USA

DutchPlays wrote:

Rod wrote:

Nicely done. But there is no need to use spoiler tags in your tutorials. Thanks.

Thanks, also thank you for removing the spoilers. And am I allowed to use spoilers if the are multiple ways to do the thing I explain in my tutorial? Look at my Text Border tutorial for an example.

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