Photoshop Wind Effect Help?

[rem1x6]

I don't know if this is the right place to ask this but you guys are usually good with everything i have a problem with. Well here it goes..

I'm trying to create a wind effect and it won't go the right direction. If you look below i want the wind effect to go up above the letters. Does anybody have an idea how to change the area where the wind is blowing? if i change the direction on blow right side it does the same thing it blows into the letter. I want it to go outside it. Any suggestions on how the wind can be blown outside of the letter?

 

[Not Bman]

Re: Photoshop

do you mean, wind being blow for the rest of the image, and not the text? or what?

*also, should be put in Graphic Design*

 

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[lancer]

you mean like this?

 

[rem1x6]

Oh sorry, i just want the wind that is blowing only inside the B to go upwards, outside the letters like the picture

 

[Not Bman]

hmm that's abit trickier, I'm pretty sure there is an easier way, but I think you would have to use 2 b letters, make one bigger or smaller, and use the wind affect on one, make it close to what u want....and put it around the other be, trying to make it look like one b.....not sure how well that would work but...

 

[lancer]

i must be stupid because i have no idea what he is asking for. because i'm sure i could probably do it if i did.

 

[Not Bman]

yea it's kinda confusing

 

[prinsipe]

how about this?

 

[rem1x6]

THATS IT! i have no idea how to change where the wind's origin goes! this is so simple usually all you do is just push the wind option, but mine is just weird! i don't know why mine is comming inside the letter instead of going outside of it. but thats the way to do it. How did you do it?

 

[Not Bman]

the wind option, usual comes up with the directions....??

 

[prinsipe]

You cannot do this in Photoshop (Filter>Stylize>Wind) as the direction are only from left to right and vice versa (though you can rotate), wind direction starts in the inside (always i guess), and there are limited options to play around.

You need to have a separate layer to create the wind effect, and try to cut that layer to suit whatever letter you are working with, I can send you the .psd if you like.....Hope this helps......

 

[lancer]

i thought that is what is was asking for... well done for doing it.

 

[Not Bman]

You cannot do this in Photoshop (Filter>Stylize>Wind) as the direction are only from left to right and vice versa (though you can rotate), wind direction starts in the inside (always i guess), and there are limited options to play around.

You need to have a separate layer to create the wind effect, and try to cut that layer to suit whatever letter you are working with, I can send you the .psd if you like.....Hope this helps......

I'm pretty sure that using the Filter, I could do that, or used to be able too. I don't know, now I'm confused lol

 

[rem1x6]

Argh see in class on regular Photoshop it works, the wind goes outside, however when im at home using my Photoshop CS2 its a whole different ball game. I don't know why it won't do it?! it shouldn't be so complicated.

 

[Not Bman]

umm in class, I'm assuming its Photoshop Elements, which is not regular photoshop

CS2 is the normal photoshop