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Poser - OFFICIAL F.A.Q (Last Updated: 2024 Nov 14 4:48 pm)
meh I will put what I emailed u in here anyway lol. No problem. This is actualy an easy thing to do. I spent months going through tutorials and got no where. Finaly I just tried some stuff on my own. Here is what ya do. Take your pic and duplicate it onto another image (this is a safe gaurd against editing the original. Now use the eliptical markey (I cant spell well). Where u want the sweat beed to be you should make an ovel selection. Then copy that selection onto another layer. Now in the new layer open eye candy and water drop. Play around with the opasity and size and stuff. This is where you do whatever you want. Just make it look like it is a water buble. Once u do that click ok. Now go to your first layer with the pic. This will be the stream. Use the lasso tool and select the area the stream will go down. Make it shaped right for the curves of the pic and be sure to have it conect to the beed of water. Now copy that to a new layer and put it under the water bubble layer. Ok now go into eye candy again. this time use the glass filter. u can play around here too. When this is done u will make the image look like sweat.
It has always been hard for me to TELL someone how to do it. I cant describe things well. But yeah a water beed (assuming u understand how to make one in eye candy) combined with a selection for the stream is what I used for that pic. Play around with the setings to get it just right for you. Could ya let me see it when u are done? I am curious as to how your pic will look.
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Can anybody point me to tutorials on painting beads of sweat.. I followed one it really wasn't very clear or detailed