RESPONDENDO A PERGUNTA SOBRE BRUSHES A TODOS

RESPONDENDO A PERGUNTA SOBRE BRUSHES A TODOS


 
 
 
 
 


Tutorial Fazendo o PSP reconhecer os seus Brushes.


01. Em primeiro lugar todos os seus Brushes devem estar na pasta My PSP 8 Files, My PSP Files ( PSP 9) ou outra que voc� tenha, mais o importante � que voc� mostre o caminho da pasta onde quer que o PSP 8 e 9 reconhe�a todos os seus Brushes.

02. V� em File > Import Custom Brush > Abrir� uma Janela e voc� deve clicar em Open;

03. Depois disso Abrir� uma janela aonde vc deve ir dentro do seu PC procurar pela Pasta aonde est� seus Brushes:



04. Novamente depois do Open abrir� uma nova janela aonde aparecer� o interior de seu Pc com suas pastas, no meu caso eu fui na Pasta My PSP 8 Files e cliquei em cima dela e depois em abrir:



05. Agora abrir� outra janela nessa parte eu estarei dentro da Pasta My PSP 8 Files e abro com um Clique a Pasta de Brushes depois clico em abrir:



06. Feito isso se clica quando abrir a Pasta de Brushes voc� ver� todos os seus Brushes localize no seu teclado a tecla shift e mais aquela setas, voc� clica no primeiro Brushes com as Teclas Shfit + Seta pra baixo e seleciona todos eles at� o �ltimo e clique em abrir do lado;



07. Feito isso aparecer� todos os Brushes do lado esquerdo do mesmo jeito se clica na Tecla Shift + Seta pra Baixo e seleciona todos de uma vez s� depois se clica em Add All, e por fim demora um pouco mais eles todos aparecer�o do lado direito, quando isso acontecer d� ok.



08. Finalmente todos os seus Brushes foram reconhecidos pelo PSP 8 e os mesmos passos devem ser seguidos para o PSP 9.

09. Abra o Paint Brush ou Air Brush e veja que todos eles est� dentro do PSP.


Esse tutorial foi elaborado por Jos� Almeida de Moraes Filho.

jamofilho@yahoo.com.br
 

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