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Mirror Mirror Tute

20 years ago

I just couldn't let little Mandy out do me? :)

Boy am I EXHAUSTED!

I just got done now!

I ended up inventing my own way of doing it with saving each layer separate and adding them in AS wizard.

I erased the name as the mirror moved to the left.

That part I remember.

I don't even know if I am coming or going right now!

I have to lay off the tutes for awhile until I have recuperated from this one. My old mind can't put up with this guessing game to where I have to think!

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reduc500
20 years ago
I think the way I did it was to duplicate each layer as many times as I wanted to move the mirror across my name and then merge a set of each mirror, name and flipped name after deleting the part of the flipped name that wouldn't be shown in the reflection. That probably doesn't make sense but I had to do it several times before I remembered to line up the mirror and the 2 names before deleting part of it. I also added a layer and made a straight line across to line up the mouse as I moved it and then closed the line layer when I merged.
Does that make any sense at all??? hahah
Judy
jojobee
20 years ago
Neither one makes sense to me. LOL
I'm giving up on this one unless someone can write the tut in language I can understand.
I need an easy one.
Congratulations Urlee I knew you could do it.
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buzzard
20 years ago
Urlee, you did a fantistic job!

I still haven't got this one right.
reduc500
20 years ago
It was very confusing for me too. I lost track of how many times I tried it before getting it. I'm no good at writing the tuts so hopefully someone can come up with a good one.
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urlee
Original Author
20 years ago
Sorry about the title!
Supposed to be MIRROR by Dorothy!
NOT mirror mirror.

~~Urlee~

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