I folowd the steps on internet but i then i saw that it was for older version Of photoshop: CS5 or so it didn't really workt fine then searched for the new version but I didn't find a thing to do it on PS CC please help me out
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2"Didn't find a thing?" This is from the #1 place to look: Adobe's own online Photoshop Help. (I do agree it's annoying the Pattern Maker is 'a separate download'.) – Jongware Feb 8 '15 at 13:39
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1Which steps on internet? Please give the link! BTW: Welcome to GD.SE! – Mensch Feb 8 '15 at 13:41
Select file ---> new.
It should be small (in terms of height x width). Image you are creating here will duplicate itself to form your pattern in the later stage.
For this example, I’ll be using 8×8 pixel canvas, zoomed them up and create a small pattern like this.
Draw the pattern
Pattern at 3200 % zoom view.
Step 2:
Edit --> Define Pattern
Specify the pattern name
Using Custom Pattern
Create a new canvas to try out the custom pattern. With your new canvas selected, Select Edit -> Fill.
In the Fill dialog box, select Pattern from the dropdown, find the pattern you’ve just created in Custom Pattern and click OK.
The canvas will now be filled with pattern you have just created.
Thanks
Digiscape Gallery
- create a new transparent psd file with the dimensions you need
- draw your pattern
- when you are finished, go to Edit -> Define Pattern and input your pattern's name
Now you are able to choose and work your pattern.
PS: There are a lot of tutorials
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Thanks for the contribution! Let us know if you have any questions and welcome to GraphicDesign! – Zach Saucier Feb 8 '15 at 14:25
Select the portion you want to repeat (for accuracy, use the slice tool and select)
Create new blank document with the same resolution(of selected area) and fill it
Go to Edit and select Define Pattern
That's it!
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Where does the text in your first part come? Manual, link, ...? Welcome to GD.SE! – Mensch Feb 8 '15 at 17:22