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1.) Open GIMP.

2.) Open the image you wish to be rendered.

3.) Click on this tool:

4.) Zoom in.

5.) Click on the edge of the render and continue clicking. Like so:





6.) Before you complete the clicking on the edge press ctrl and then click back on the one you used to start.

7.) Zoom out.

8.) Go to your Tool Options and select "Selection From Path" and right click on the selection. and press cut.

9.) Open new a transparent window and click paste.

10.) Upload

11.) The render should look like this:

Thanks tiger! I know how to render in photoshop, but sometimes when i'm not on my own computer i'll definently use this!

i already know how to do this but still great,and also,you don't have to open another window,after pressing selection from path,you can just go to Layers>transperency>add alpha channel,and invert the selection by pressing ctrl+I or go to selection>invert.then you press delete on your keyboard,saves some time.so you don't have to open a second window.sounds long but it's actually quite fast.

(11-03-2008 08:37 PM)moneypony Wrote: [ -> ]i already know how to do this but still great,and also,you don't have to open another window,after pressing selection from path,you can just go to Layers>transperency>add alpha channel,and invert the selection by pressing ctrl+I or go to selection>invert.then you press delete on your keyboard,saves some time.so you don't have to open a second window.sounds long but it's actually quite fast.

Hmm. Thanks, but every time I try that something goes wrong. D=

It still works the way I do it, though.

This would be great if I only had GIMP. Cool tut.

(11-04-2008 03:58 AM)Catman the Wizard Wrote: [ -> ]This would be great if I only had GIMP. Cool tut.

Google "GIMP free download"

You should find something. Thanks!

I did this once on after effects. I was making a green screen background. I will soon get gimp so thanks!!!

Can we post our examples, i did a nifty one

(11-04-2008 08:04 AM)God Cyber Wrote: [ -> ]Can we post our examples, i did a nifty one

Sure. I'd love to see them!

(11-04-2008 07:58 AM)Griffinsusername Wrote: [ -> ]I did this once on after effects. I was making a green screen background. I will soon get gimp so thanks!!!

You're welcome!

The image is from wolfbeserker's Image showcase.

My first render, I'm 100% sure its not too good

It looks great for a first render! Did you use this tut to help you?

Hell Yeah!

I'm very glad I could help

This is a good tutorial. Now I need one for Photoshop
Whenever I try this, I've got to keep my mouse clicked down for some reason, weird. Anything anyone can recommend to me to fix this issue?

No, you're suppose to do it one click at a time.

That's why your work is choppy, you can keep clicking and move it around to make curves to give it a better cut.

Already Knew how on GIMP, for about 6 months.
But great tut for those who did not know ^_^

(11-06-2008 07:04 PM)Slash Wrote: [ -> ]Already Knew how on GIMP, for about 6 months.
But great tut for those who did not know ^_^

Thanks

Good tut! Thanks alot. Has helped, as I suck at doing renders >.<

I've fixed my problem.
And the problem I had was I couldn't click, it didn't do anything when I did, only when I kept my mouse down did it make a difference. Anyways, good ole' Photoshop does the trick