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how can I change the direction of bevel lightning ?

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how can I change the direction of bevel lightning ? Cristian Secar? 25 Jul 16:03
  how can I change the direction of bevel lightning ? saulgoode@flashingtwelve.brickfilms.com 25 Jul 18:14
Cristian Secar?
2010-07-25 16:03:09 UTC (over 14 years ago)

how can I change the direction of bevel lightning ?

I need to make some simple rectangle buttons and the Filters -> Decor -> Add Bevel... looks just what I need for. However, it only generates a single direction of the bevel highlight and shadow sides.

How can I change the direction of where the light appears to come from ?

Cristi

saulgoode@flashingtwelve.brickfilms.com
2010-07-25 18:14:45 UTC (over 14 years ago)

how can I change the direction of bevel lightning ?

Quoting Cristian Secar? :

I need to make some simple rectangle buttons and the Filters -> Decor -> Add Bevel... looks just what I need for. However, it only generates a single direction of the bevel highlight and shadow sides.

How can I change the direction of where the light appears to come from ?

* Duplicate your layer.
* Run Add Bevel and choose the "Keep Bump Layer" option. * After the script finishes, delete the beveled layer (we just want the "Bumpmap" layer).
* Open the "Filters->Map->Bump Map" dialog and select the "Bumpmap" layer from the top dropdown list, select "Spherical" from the Map Type dropdown, and adjust the "Azimuth" to control the direction of the light source. To mimic the Add Bevel script, the other options should remain at their default settings: Compensate for darkening=TRUE, Invert bumpmap=FALSE, Tile bumpmap=FALSE, Elevation=45, Depth=3, and everything else "0".