Go to your LAYERS tab and unclick the little eyes beside the top two layers:ģ. This is what your PS will look like upon opening. I will be using the one that ends with "Right" in this tutorial, but the only difference is that the two templates are mirrored. Open up Photoshop and open one of the zipped templates I have provided. (Now, before I start the tutorial, I'll be putting captions UNDERNEATH the images. Some vary basic knowledge of image editors Photoshop (which is what I'll be using in this tut) or the GIMP I also know that some GIMP users must be out here, but *apparently* PSD files are supported out of the box in (recent versions of) GIMP. You see, I'm just discovering this tool myself. a "How-To" on adding these textures to Color Magic. What will probably end up being added? :: How to use the red layers packaged in the PSD These templates are also grayscale (for coloring!) and I've packaged both versions of the eye (with the only difference being the position of the white "spotlight").Īs for the tutorial, I will be going over:
So I've darkened the edges of the eye quite a bit to help the textures stay nice and pretty. But wait, it doesn't stop there! When I was creating these templates, I noticed some awkwardness around the edges. So in these PSDs I have all the layers that you will need (and one extra) for recoloring an eye. Well basically, I savagely tore out some eyes from a texture file in one of the CAS demo package files.Īnd while I can't run the TS4 demo, I know of many people here who can and who may want a nifty custom eye tutorial and resources. PSD files for custom eyes + eye recolor tutorial!
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