Curves in Photoshop
Curves in Photoshop The curves adjustment tool is an integral part of every professional’s knowledge base and image editing package. The curve tool in photoshop are used for: ...
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How to Customize Toolbars and Menus in cryengine 3
In this tutorial we will learn about various toolbars and menu available in Cryengine 3 sandbox. Menus are collection of simple icons and in cryengine they can be manually configured...
Navigating a Level & Viewports in CryEngine 3
CryEngine 3 is designed for both left and right-handed users,so both WASD control scheme and arrow key scheme support the camera movement of this software. BASIC NAVIGATION 1. Press W to...
Introduction to CryEngine 3
Cryengine is one of the leading game designing engine of the modern world. It has been designed by German game developer Crytek. The engine is best known for developing open...
Patch Tool in Photoshop
How to use Patch Tool in Photoshop? Ans: The Patch tool lets you repair a selected area with pixels from another area or a pattern. Like the Healing Brush tool, the...
Clone Stamp Tool in Photoshop
How to use clone stamp tool in photoshop? Ans: Hold Alt and Click left mouse button to use that part of the image as source, then go to the tear...
Spot Healing brush and Healing Brush in Photoshop
How to use Spot Healing Brush? Ans: With this brush we can remove unwanted spot on our image.It can also be use to remove any face mark on the image.When...
Shortcuts in Maya
This is a short article in which we will cover keyboard shortcuts in maya. Maya is case sensitive. Hotkeys may not work if SHIFT or CAPS LOCK are on. DISPLAY...
How to Create and Save a Scene in Maya
In Maya a project can have many scene. It is important to know that a project is not same as scene. Project is the Film/Video we are working on, and...
INTRODUCTION TO MAYA
MAYA Maya is a 3D computer graphics software used by computer artist for animation, games, visual effect, TV series etc. It was originally developed by Alias System Corporation and...