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   6/09/09

   bladeaxe4

   look in tutorial section www.webdesignerwall.com/tag/photoshop-tutorials/

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   6/09/09

   daisygray

   Create the 25x75 image and then convert it to a pattern.. then "fill" your 1000 pixel canvas with your newly created pattern.

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      6/09/09

      WillIAm2009

      how? Sorry i dont know how to use it at all
      and i only have the demo atm!
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      6/09/09

      Friday13

      Try this one:
      www.photoshopcafe.com/tutorials/brick/brick.htm
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   6/09/09

   WillIAm2009

   Ok i have done that but ended with way to many bricks!
   I cant seem to do the maths!
   I need 1000 COMPLETE bricks (each w75*h25)
   Of course on every line i will get at least 1 half brick!
   So im confused on how to make it work!
   Help

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      6/09/09

      Friday13

      Why do you need 1000 bricks?
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      6/09/09

      daisygray

      Well, since 75 doesn't go into 1000 evenly you will always end up with an odd brick. In your assignment, can you adjust any of the measurements?
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   6/09/09

   WillIAm2009

   Its for my assignment

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      6/09/09

      Friday13

      Photoshop class assignment?
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      6/09/09

      crpitt

      What assignment?
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   6/09/09

   WillIAm2009

   College assignment!
   Im goin to use it to show how all army's that are involved in NATO and the EU make supreme strength!

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      6/09/09

      Friday13

      Er ... okay, then.
      
      Well, after doing some math, you can fit 1000 bricks (75*25) into an image that is 1500*1250, with 50 rows of 20 full bricks each.
      
      But that's only if you place them in a grid-like way. You'd have to add a few more pixels to the width and move rows left and right to put some half-bricks in.
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   6/09/09

   WillIAm2009

   Thanks will try it

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      6/09/09

      Friday13

      Good luck! If I had the time, I'd do it, but I'm drowning in college assignments.
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   6/09/09

   WillIAm2009

   Ok so it works like you said in grid layout!
   But when i make a basic brick layout (like shown in the link supplied above) it wont let me define the pattern :@

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      6/09/09

      Friday13

      Here (save image or drag it to a folder):
      
      
      
      Now, go away
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      6/09/09

      crpitt

      Now if you try and sell us all a brick you will be in big trouble!
      
      
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      6/09/09

      Friday13

      It'll be the new Million Dollar Homepage, only with bricks!
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      6/09/09

      roentarre

      @Friday
      
      How much would you charge for that brich wall pic?
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      6/09/09

      Friday13

      I don't think I'd charge at all. It's a friggin' boring brick wall
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   6/09/09

   WillIAm2009

   Can i marry you?
   Thank you
   Im guessing thats a 1000
   Thanks

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      6/09/09

      Friday13

      No, you cannot.
      And I'm too lazy to count.
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   6/09/09

   WillIAm2009

   Anyone wanna buy a brick?
   hahaha jokes!!
   Now have to add text to each box

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      6/09/09

      crpitt

      Get on with it, we all expect you to get an A now.
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    6/09/09

    daisygray

    @Friday13, that was nice of you!!

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       6/09/09

       Friday13

       Yeah ... I should try being less nice or everyone will be asking me to make brick walls for them!
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    6/09/09

    WillIAm2009

    Im getting there!!!

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