how to install pattern in photoshop cs5

How to install pattern in Photoshop CS5?

1.Open your photoshop.
2.From File Menu,choose 'New' then just click Ok.
3.On layers panel just double click on ''Background'' Layer then press OK.-it will chaange to be ''Layer 0''-
4.double click on "Layer 0'' to get ''Layer Style'' panel.
5.Choose ''Patern Overlay''.
6.There is a small arrow is pointed to down between 'Pattern' and 'Snap to Origin'.
7.after you click on it it will appear a a sub menu contains all the patterns you have and beside it there is an arrow is pointed to right.
8.click on that arrow and choose from the pop-up menu 'Load Pattern' and then get the pattern u want to load on Photoshop then click 'load'.
9.Mission's done..Enjoy. Answered Nov, 24 2010

If you're wanting to extract the files to make them to be used as brushes/patterns,just go to file>open>and choose the images you want,then go to edit>define brush present/define pattern. Answered Dec, 04 2010

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You can generate multiple patterns from
the same sample until you find one that you like.

• 
  Do one of the following:
• 
  Select the layer that contains the area
  from which you want to generate the pattern. The layer you select
  will be replaced by the generated pattern, so it’s a good idea to
  make a copy of the layer first.
  
  
• 
  To generate a pattern in a new layer or file, make
  a rectangular selection of the image you are using to generate the
  pattern, and choose Edit > Copy. Then add a layer to
  the image, or create a new file with the dimensions you want the
  final image to have.
  
  
• Choose Filter > Pattern Maker.
• Specify the source of the pattern.
• 
  Choose Use Clipboard As Sample to use the
  contents of the clipboard if you copied an image before you opened
  the Pattern Maker.
  
  
• 
  Make a selection in the preview area with the Pattern
  Maker’s Marquee tool . To
  move the selection marquee, drag it to a different location.



• Specify the tile size.
• 
  Enter pixel dimensions in the Width and
  Height boxes.
  
  
• 
  Click Use Image Size to generate a pattern with
  one tile that fills the layer.
  
  
• Click Generate. You can press Esc to cancel the generation.
  The preview area is tiled with the generated pattern.
  
  
• 
  To switch between the generated preview
  and the source image, choose an option from the Show menu.
  
  
• 
  To view the boundary of individual tiles, click
  Tile Boundaries.
  
  
• 
  To offset the tiles in the generated pattern, choose
  a direction from the Offset pop‑up menu and specify an offset amount
  in the Amount text box. The offset amount is a percentage of the
  tile dimension in the specified direction. The offset has no effect
  on saved pattern preset tiles.
  
  
• Click Generate Again to generate additional patterns
  using the same options, or adjust the options and then click Generate
  Again. Smoothness
  Adjusts the sharp edges in the pattern. Increase the
  smoothness to reduce edges.
  Sample Detail
  Specifies the size of pattern slices in the tile. A high
  value maintains more of the original detail in the pattern. A low
  value uses smaller slices in the tile. Tiles take longer to generate
  when you use a high value.
  
• Navigate through the generated tiles in the Tile History
  panel to select the tile that you want to use to fill the layer
  or to save as a pattern preset.
• 
  To move through the tiles you’ve generated,
  click the First Tile button, Previous Tile button, Next Tile button,
  or Last Tile button. Or, type the number of the pattern preview
  you want to view, and press Enter (Windows) or Return (Mac OS).
  
  
• 
  To view how the tile looks as a repeating pattern
  in the preview area, make sure that Update Pattern Preview is selected.
  If tile previewing is slow, deselect this option, find the tile
  you want, and then select the option.
  
  
• 
  To delete a tile and pattern preview, navigate to
  the tile you want to delete, and click the Delete icon.
  
  
• 
  To save a tile as a preset pattern, navigate to
  the tile you want to save, and click the Preset Pattern button.
  Enter a preset name, and click OK. When you save a tile
  as a preset pattern, only a single tile is saved, not the full,
  generated pattern.
  
  



Tile History buttons

A.Preset PatternB.First
TileC.Previous TileD.Next TileE.Last TileF.Delete
icon


• When you are satisfied with a pattern preview and you
  have saved the tiles that you might want to use in the future, click OK
  to fill the layer or selection.
  If you are creating preset patterns only, click Cancel
  to close the dialog box without filling the layer.

Answered Jul, 14 2011

Answered Sep, 07 2010