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Adobe
Photoshop 5: Cloning
The Rubber Stamp Tool

For cloning areas and making repeat patterns
[A] Clone
- Select the Rubber Stamp tool.
- On the Rubber Stamp Options Palette on the right select a
mode and an opacity (you can experiment)
- Select Clone (aligned) from the drop-down menu to get a
single repeat or Clone (non-aligned) to get multiple clones.
- Click the brushes tab and select a size
- Activate the layer you want to clone from by clicking on
it.
- Select a source point for the cloning by ALT-clicking on
the area you want to clone (if you choose a transparent area nothing will be
cloned!). Check that you are on the right layer for the source.
- Activate the layer that you want to paint the clone on by clicking
on it in the Layers palette or make a new layer: go to Layer > New >
Layer.
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Drag the mouse to and fro over the
spot where you want the clone
to appear

[B]
Repeat Patterns
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Select a rectangular area using the rectangular marquee to become
the pattern tile.
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Go to Edit > Define Pattern
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Choose Pattern aligned (gives
a perfect grid, no matter how many separate strokes you use) or Pattern non-aligned (as it says!) from the Options Menu on the right
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Drag
the mouse on the image window
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RKM
2002 - 2007
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