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Making and Indexing the Curvy "VERSION" text on title screens

RetroRoller

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    This is my first tutorial for PC, so sorry if there's something that's not well written or you can't understand.


    This a tutorial on how you can recreate this text:
    [PokeCommunity.com] Making and Indexing the Curvy "VERSION" text on title screens

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    So, I'm going to show you how to create the curvy effect - you need the following tools.

    • Microsoft Word - I know, I know, but it's the easiest way to create the logo. (I'm using 2010, but 2007 and 98-2003 work fine too.)
    • Photoshop - Or any free alternative. It basically allows us to apply the finishing touches to the image.
    Really important stuff is boldfaced!


    Also, remember this is NOT a tutorial on how to insert the logo, just a tutorial on how to create and prepare it FOR inserting.


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    And that's it! It should be prepared and ready to be inserted!
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    Spherical Ice said:
    To be honest, I find using Photoshop, the Stroke layer effect, and text curving closer to the original than using Word, but good tutorial nonetheless.
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    I guess, but I prefer this as an easier alternative.
     
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