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01 March 2008, 08:52 PM
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hi can anyone colour code my scoob and change my wheels to anthracite please thanks in advance
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01 March 2008, 10:21 PM
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For colour change I use the selection tool, copy n paste everything to a new a layer in case u mess it up 
Then colourise the hue, saturation to get a colour match, then contrast/brightness to finish off. Wheels use the eliptical selection tool n transform the selection to get it pixel tight, u sometimes have to rotate the selection to get a good fit. Sometimes u have to go around the edges with the eraser or do another selection to tidy it up. You can also play with the layer settings and opacity. I used hard light after I had the colour I wanted, to make them more like gunmetal than anthracite, as it looked better imo 
Then colourise the hue, saturation to get a colour match, then contrast/brightness to finish off. Wheels use the eliptical selection tool n transform the selection to get it pixel tight, u sometimes have to rotate the selection to get a good fit. Sometimes u have to go around the edges with the eraser or do another selection to tidy it up. You can also play with the layer settings and opacity. I used hard light after I had the colour I wanted, to make them more like gunmetal than anthracite, as it looked better imo
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For colour change I use the selection tool, copy n paste everything to a new a layer in case u mess it up Then colourise the hue, saturation to get a colour match, then contrast/brightness to finish off. Wheels use the eliptical selection tool n transform the selection to get it pixel tight, u sometimes have to rotate the selection to get a good fit. Sometimes u have to go around the edges with the eraser or do another selection to tidy it up. You can also play with the layer settings and opacity. I used hard light after I had the colour I wanted, to make them more like gunmetal than anthracite, as it looked better imo
Then colourise the hue, saturation to get a colour match, then contrast/brightness to finish off. Wheels use the eliptical selection tool n transform the selection to get it pixel tight, u sometimes have to rotate the selection to get a good fit. Sometimes u have to go around the edges with the eraser or do another selection to tidy it up. You can also play with the layer settings and opacity. I used hard light after I had the colour I wanted, to make them more like gunmetal than anthracite, as it looked better imo 
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