04-27-2018, 12:08 AM
(This post was last modified: 04-27-2018, 12:47 AM by Espermaschine.)
You're welcome.
You do realize that each square is only 1x1cm, right ?
That seems rather small for a boardgame.
Anyway, here are the steps:
do the math and define the size of one square
create a new (filled) canvas with that size
expand the canvas to twice the size, with the size ratio locked
this gives you the full 4 square pattern size with one square, the missing bits should be transparent (add alpha channel if not)
duplicate layer, re-colour squares with: lock alpha channel and drag'n'drop the colour you want
flip the layers vrtically and horizontically until every square is where its supposed to be
merge all layers
copy to the clipboard and it should appear as a clipboard pattern in the patterns tab
apply pattern to final canvas size
You do realize that each square is only 1x1cm, right ?
That seems rather small for a boardgame.
Anyway, here are the steps:
do the math and define the size of one square
create a new (filled) canvas with that size
expand the canvas to twice the size, with the size ratio locked
this gives you the full 4 square pattern size with one square, the missing bits should be transparent (add alpha channel if not)
duplicate layer, re-colour squares with: lock alpha channel and drag'n'drop the colour you want
flip the layers vrtically and horizontically until every square is where its supposed to be
merge all layers
copy to the clipboard and it should appear as a clipboard pattern in the patterns tab
apply pattern to final canvas size