Nick's Uniform Templates

[Littleware]

Can some one post a link to the uniform templates?

[BelieverInTeal]

This?

[Littleware]

Thank you so much, that's exactly what I was looking for! I'm going to "attempt" to try to make some NCAA team uniforms!

I have a question about the team shoes... I created a Nike shoe tpf. It worked, but for both teams! How do I get the other team to wear a different shoe? Say, Adidas?

[BUS36]

Little problem with Nick's last Steeler uniforms. The shoe color is black and the Steelers wear white. Can anyone help me change the colors.

[Littleware]

I need some assistance creating custom jerseys. I am using Photo Shop as my editing tool. I specifically need to know:
1. How to color a jersey without loosing equipment texture?
2. How to add numbers and stripes to the sleeves?
3. The best way to add team logo, or team name to front of jersey?
4. The best way to create and add overlay stripes and shapes to jersey?

[BelieverInTeal]

I need some assistance creating custom jerseys. I am using Photo Shop as my editing tool. I specifically need to know:
1. How to color a jersey without loosing equipment texture?
2. How to add numbers and stripes to the sleeves?
3. The best way to add team logo, or team name to front of jersey?
4. The best way to create and add overlay stripes and shapes to jersey?

Haha if I answered all those questions in full, I might as well make a new tut for Photoshop uniform editing I'll give you a brief run through though.

1. There were some uniform templates for Photoshop back at FF. We'll have to wait and see if anyone has a copy but those would help. If you want to use these templates (Nick's), what you do is copy and paste them over one of the white jersey textures. Then set the layer setting to "overlay." When you need to change a specific area of the template to a different colour, use the magic wand to select it and then colour over it using alt + backspace. Nick's templates are for NFL styles too so if you want some of the NCAA styles, wait for the Photoshop template or read on.
2. Stripes come in templates. Numbers is a whole different animal. I'll put it this way: you can edit number styles with Texmod but not where numbers are placed (shoulders, sleeves, etc.).
3. Move the logo over the jersey and then free transform it while holding down the shift button so that the proportions are kept.
4. Creating them is also tricky. You can draw shapes with the lasso tool, brush tool, etc. but just make sure you set the layer setting to "overlay."

[dawg317]

I need some assistance creating custom jerseys. I am using Photo Shop as my editing tool. I specifically need to know:
1. How to color a jersey without loosing equipment texture?
2. How to add numbers and stripes to the sleeves?
3. The best way to add team logo, or team name to front of jersey?
4. The best way to create and add overlay stripes and shapes to jersey?

Haha if I answered all those questions in full, I might as well make a new tut for Photoshop uniform editing I'll give you a brief run through though.

1. There were some uniform templates for Photoshop back at FF. We'll have to wait and see if anyone has a copy but those would help. If you want to use these templates (Nick's), what you do is copy and paste them over one of the white jersey textures. Then set the layer setting to "overlay." When you need to change a specific area of the template to a different colour, use the magic wand to select it and then colour over it using alt + backspace. Nick's templates are for NFL styles too so if you want some of the NCAA styles, wait for the Photoshop template or read on.
2. Stripes come in templates. Numbers is a whole different animal. I'll put it this way: you can edit number styles with Texmod but not where numbers are placed (shoulders, sleeves, etc.).
3. Move the logo over the jersey and then free transform it while holding down the shift button so that the proportions are kept.
4. Creating them is also tricky. You can draw shapes with the lasso tool, brush tool, etc. but just make sure you set the layer setting to "overlay."

The uniform template is available on the wiki site.

[BelieverInTeal]

The uniform template is available on the wiki site.

Nope, those are Nick's uniform templates which I had posted a link to in the second post of this thread.

But thanks for reminding me, I should post a copy of Bulldwg's multi-purpose ones for PSP. A long time ago, someone converted these Bulldwg designed ones to Photoshop and that's the one I'm talking about.

[Littleware]

I have these templates, but Photoshop won't open them!

http://www.mediafire.com/file/1mc836o7k ... plates.zip By: Bulldwg34 (jtthirtyfour@gmail.com), thanks to work by NICK and Newmanium

[BelieverInTeal]

I have these templates, but Photoshop won't open them!

http://www.mediafire.com/file/1mc836o7k ... plates.zip By: Bulldwg34 (jtthirtyfour@gmail.com), thanks to work by NICK and Newmanium

PSP = Paintshop pro.