-Deki-
20-11-2005, 18:56
Ok, I have recently discovered a very effective way to make realistic kits for you FL teams, in this thread I will show you how in a step by step guide.
Ok for the tutorial I will use my home kit as an example....
First off you need to think fo what you want your kit to look like:
Design: *Striped
Colour: *Black and Blue
Make: *Adidas
Sponsor: *Budweiser
Logo: *Inter
Once you have made up your mind on that, you now need to find the images. For the best results use this one site: http://www.subsidesports.com/uk/store/index.jsp (If you don't then your kit won't turn out as good)
First off we look for a kit with the design and colours we want on it. It also helps alot if you can get it with the same make aswell, then it will fit in with what the design should look like, and cuts out alot of hard work. (Put it this way, if you added an Adidas logo to a Nike shirt it just wouldn't look correct) (please note, you may have to think here, remember there are lots of "smaller teams" that might suit your kit perfectly, e.g. I had to think for a while for a team that had a blue and black striped adidas kit, then I came up with Club Brugge's Home kit)
Ok for my kit I slected thsi to start with:
http://www.subsidesports.com/uk/images/product/large/ClubBruggeHSS0506.gif
From: http://www.subsidesports.com/uk/store/product_details.jsp?pid=720575 94037940287&cid=358&brc=&red=product_list.jsp?id=358
Right click on the image and paste it into a new 300 x 300 file in Photoshop.
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You then need to cover up the old sponsor and logo (unless you want to keep one/both of them)
Either brush over them, or copy very similar bits of the shirt and put them over it:
(Coping looks the best, remeber when you are done you can touch up rough bits with a brush or the blending tool.)
http://i18.photobucket.com/albums/b144/-Deki-/AAA-Tutoirial.jpg
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http://i18.photobucket.com/albums/b144/-Deki-/AAA-tutorial-ver-2.jpg
Then just follow the above for the above for the sponsor. (if you want one)
You shdould end up with an end product like this:
http://img256.imageshack.us/img256/7395/nerazzurrikithome1vs.jpg
The key is, to use all the pics off the site I posted, then you should get a decent result.
If anyone has any problems just post bellow. :)
*For the purpose of the tutorial
Ok for the tutorial I will use my home kit as an example....
First off you need to think fo what you want your kit to look like:
Design: *Striped
Colour: *Black and Blue
Make: *Adidas
Sponsor: *Budweiser
Logo: *Inter
Once you have made up your mind on that, you now need to find the images. For the best results use this one site: http://www.subsidesports.com/uk/store/index.jsp (If you don't then your kit won't turn out as good)
First off we look for a kit with the design and colours we want on it. It also helps alot if you can get it with the same make aswell, then it will fit in with what the design should look like, and cuts out alot of hard work. (Put it this way, if you added an Adidas logo to a Nike shirt it just wouldn't look correct) (please note, you may have to think here, remember there are lots of "smaller teams" that might suit your kit perfectly, e.g. I had to think for a while for a team that had a blue and black striped adidas kit, then I came up with Club Brugge's Home kit)
Ok for my kit I slected thsi to start with:
http://www.subsidesports.com/uk/images/product/large/ClubBruggeHSS0506.gif
From: http://www.subsidesports.com/uk/store/product_details.jsp?pid=720575 94037940287&cid=358&brc=&red=product_list.jsp?id=358
Right click on the image and paste it into a new 300 x 300 file in Photoshop.
---------------------------------------------------------------
You then need to cover up the old sponsor and logo (unless you want to keep one/both of them)
Either brush over them, or copy very similar bits of the shirt and put them over it:
(Coping looks the best, remeber when you are done you can touch up rough bits with a brush or the blending tool.)
http://i18.photobucket.com/albums/b144/-Deki-/AAA-Tutoirial.jpg
---------------------------------------------------------------------
http://i18.photobucket.com/albums/b144/-Deki-/AAA-tutorial-ver-2.jpg
Then just follow the above for the above for the sponsor. (if you want one)
You shdould end up with an end product like this:
http://img256.imageshack.us/img256/7395/nerazzurrikithome1vs.jpg
The key is, to use all the pics off the site I posted, then you should get a decent result.
If anyone has any problems just post bellow. :)
*For the purpose of the tutorial