Fur script REL 4

pirate541 · **Joined:** May 27, 2011 **Posts:** 707

I used selection to path,then alpha to selection
lowered the fur layer and nothing happened

AnMal · **Posted:** Sun Mar 17, 2013 3:19 pm **(#42)**

pirate 451: hmm, that should work. what does the original look like?

Oregonian · **Posted:** Sun Mar 17, 2013 3:34 pm **(#43)**

I suppose this is another Linux thing: If I change any of the colors, I end up with a solid rectangle of fur, no text.

pirate541 · **Joined:** May 27, 2011 **Posts:** 707

Anmal
I tried again with a clover,transparent background
same thing,I can't seem to get rid off the fur around the clover

fluffybunny · **Posted:** Sun Mar 17, 2013 4:38 pm **(#45)**

Hi.
Notice your Background layer in the Layers window is in Bold type? That means that it doesn't have an Alpha Channel. Create a new 'transparent layer'. Put your clover image on that new layer, then run your fur script. That should solve your issue.

fluffybunny

pirate541 · **Joined:** May 27, 2011 **Posts:** 707

fluffybunny
Thank You for The idea,but it is still doing the same thing

fluffybunny · **Posted:** Sun Mar 17, 2013 5:03 pm **(#47)**

pirate541 wrote:

fluffybunny
Thank You for The idea,but it is still doing the same thing

Hi pirate541,
Can you confirm that your clover image is just the green clover and not a green clover on a white background? Show me your screenshot of the layers now that you have the clover on a separate transparent layer...

fluffybunny

pirate541 · **Joined:** May 27, 2011 **Posts:** 707

Happy St.Patrick Day !

It worked,thank You both for your help
:hi5

pirate541 · **Joined:** May 27, 2011 **Posts:** 707

even though i used the brown hairy pattern,i lowered the opacity until green took over.
I just wanted some sort of "leafy hairy"texture to it without killing the green.
Thank You for liking it

Graechan · **Posted:** Sun Mar 17, 2013 5:47 pm **(#50)**

A short tutorial on how to use fur 0n a image with existing color and background

step 1/ you can use the existing colors or apply new colors,for existing colors the image is as below

step 2/ make a selection on the areas you would like to apply fur

step 3/ run the fur 3.1 script

Graechan · **Posted:** Sun Mar 17, 2013 5:53 pm **(#51)**

It's pleasing to see so many people enjoying the script as it was intended to a quick way to apply a fur texture, thank you all for your images

Graechan · **Posted:** Sun Mar 17, 2013 6:10 pm **(#52)**

Pirate541 could you post your original image for me to look at thank you

pirate541 · **Joined:** May 27, 2011 **Posts:** 707

Graechan

the clover?

molly · **Joined:** Apr 07, 2010 **Posts:** 14182

Blonde's teddy...love your stuff Graechan

Graechan · **Posted:** Sun Mar 17, 2013 6:58 pm **(#55)**

Pirate541 I selected the green and ran fur with values as below note Fur coloring set to 'Existing' the rest of settings set to default

The image returned is below (you do not need to add alpha) just make selection

Graechan · **Posted:** Sun Mar 17, 2013 8:58 pm **(#56)**

Rel 3.2 posted now bug fixed

Graechan · **Posted:** Sun Mar 17, 2013 11:06 pm **(#57)**

Rel 3.3 posted now bug fixed

Oregonian · **Posted:** Mon Mar 18, 2013 12:00 am **(#58)**

Gotta love it. Way, way cool, Graechan!!!

AnMal · **Posted:** Mon Mar 18, 2013 12:47 am **(#59)**

O: that's fun

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molly · **Joined:** Apr 07, 2010 **Posts:** 14182

lol. love the mat O.