Photoshop a Realistic Glass Effect on Button
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- čas přidán 21. 08. 2024
- In this tutorial we gonna get more deeper with the layer style settings in order to create a glassy button effect.
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Finally, someone makes a video that is worth watching on the subject.
Haha thanks!
Great video! This helped a ton and was way easier than any other I found on CZcams!
Haha thank you!
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Thank you for helping me get through my product design assignment!!! :)
That's so cool, you're welcome!:)
All is good till that Inner Bevel, Smooth etc. I just do not have any of them, and what's next after them. Maybe you have a private Ps version.
@P A N T E R how do i make it look like it has one deep color at the bottom then it slowly gets clearer and clearer at the top to where its kind of white ish almost. im trying to make custom buttons for my windows theme ui im desinging and i want it to have aglowing affect while retaning the glass effect. how do i do that?
Hello! Well, that is a very nice and quick tutorial! The glass looks amazing. But what's going to happen to all the layer effects if you scale down this huge button? I mean, they are not going to scale as well. Maybe, convert the whole button to a smart object? But then all blending modes will look as "Normal". Just wondering how to scale it down correctly. :)
Thanks! If you make it in smart object, you can double click on the smart object, it will open up in a new tab and there you can still have all the settings. If you apply settings, you press Ctrl+S in the new tab and it will save the smart object in the original tab with the project. Or the other way around is to scale down the button and ad re adjust all the layer styles one by one, which is more of a manual work.
awesome vid
Thank you
Now if only he would explain why he does the things that he does, so we can change the parameters for a different look if we don’t just want all our glass stuff to have one style.
He said you need to learn Photoshop fundamentals first, to understand the program.😋