SEAMLESS OBLIQUE LINES FROM BRUSH

[matibuc4eva]

Hello to evretybody

Someone could help me to create a seamless

oblique lines pattern from a line drawn with a brush ?

It's possible to do it ?

[c.pfaffenbichler]

Use the Offset Filter to get the »seams« to the center of the page’s height and width, then touch them up.

The resulting image should work as the basis of a Pattern (Edit > Define Pattern).

[matibuc4eva]

Sorry but i think i do not understand. This is what happen if i use the offset filter

Lines are not connected

[c.pfaffenbichler]

Your original screenshot showed a vertical line …

Basically you can still

• start with a »vertical«, square Pattern

• create a Pattern Fill Layer that is at least twice the size of the Pattern tile

• convert it to a Smart Object

• rotate it 45˚

• select a square area of 141.4% the size of the original tile and define a new Pattern

[c.pfaffenbichler]

[matibuc4eva]

Sorry man be patient but i wouldn't know how to how to create a square selection starting exactli from the ceneter and 141,4 % ?

[c.pfaffenbichler]

You can store the Selection used to define the first Pattern as an alpha Channel, load that later on and use Select > Transform Selection to increase it to the intended percentage by entering the values in the Options Bar.

[matibuc4eva]

I don't know how to save a selection to the alpha channels

[c.pfaffenbichler]

Hit the »Save selection as channel«-button in the Channels Panel.

[matibuc4eva]

it does not give me the option to define the selection as a pattern

[matibuc4eva]

could you create a clip of the procedure.i'm doing really hard to understand

[c.pfaffenbichler]

How large Is the image in pixels?

[matibuc4eva]

Dropbox - STRISCIA .psd

[c.pfaffenbichler]

7093px high – do you really need that big a Pattern?

I suspect you may be wasting your resources here. 

[c.pfaffenbichler]

The size is not the issue, though, I seem to have no problem defining a Pattern that big.

[matibuc4eva]

In fact the problem is not the size. I need to use that size cause is for fabric printing.

The real  problem is not even to create an obliqe line pattern.

The real problem is create a SEAMLESS pattern starting from a brush line.

is this possible?

I know that i'm not  too mutch skilled so please be patient 

[matibuc4eva]

The problem is that inside the brush is an effect

[c.pfaffenbichler · Accepted solution]

To check and fix seams use the Offset Filter and touch them up before defining the new Pattern.