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AutoCAD To Photoshop Workflow
AutoCAD To Photoshop Workflow
AutoCAD To Photoshop Workflow
Photoshop Workflow
Select the original drawing; use the Magic For non-repeated patterns, place images as
Wand tool to select all floor areas. embedded via the File menu.
Select the new floor layer, then use the paint Move the image to the area where object
bucket tool to fill the selected floor area with should exist. Use the transform grab points to
any color. resize and adjust the image to be in the right
place.
Step 3: Create Pattern for Floor
Open your seamless pattern image of the Place layer in relevant order via the Layers
flooring texture as a separate Photoshop file. panel.
Adjust this image as required to appear For additional areas that need color, select the
correctly as your chosen material. floor plan, use the Magic Wand tool to select
the areas that need color or texture.
Go to Edit menu, then select Define Pattern
and give it an appropriate name. With these areas selected, create a new layer,
and then use the paint bucket tool to fill these
areas.
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Step 6: Add Main Shadows Step 6 Final Touches
Add an inner shadow to the floor layer via Adjust the Brightness and Contrast to suit via
selecting the floor layer, click the Fx button, the Image menu.
then choose Inner Shadow.
Adjust the Lightness via the Hue/Saturation
Adjust the opacity, angle, distance, etc. to
option via the Image menu.
make it appear suitable.
Add any titling or required text.
Step 7: Add highlights and lowlights
Fill walls with a solid color via the Magic Wand
Select all layers, then make into a Group tool to select the areas, then using the Paint
using the shortcut Ctrl/Cmd + G. Bucket tool to fill those areas.
Duplicate this group with the shortcut Ctrl/ Congratulations, you’ve completed
Cmd + J. your rendering!
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