Here is how I create custom FRLG battle backgrounds in Photoshop, and you can do the same.
Here is the All PSD's:
Download link
First open FRLG Battle Bg.psd:
I've divided the rectangles on the right side into top, middle, bottom, and background colours.
Change the background you prefer in the first step. To select a colour, simply by double-click the colour mask and choose any color you want.
For the purposes of the example, I changed the background to a green colour, and I only slightly altered the green colour at the top, middle, and bottom or increased the saturation to make the difference otherwise it would blend in with the background.
Here is the finished item.
Done, let's edit the battle bases. In Essentials, Base 1 represents the enemy base, and Base 0 represents the player base.
Open FRLG Base.psd:
I divided Base 1 into 4 Outside, Inside1, Inside2, and Inside Dot, using the same approach as Battle Backgrounds.
You may also modify the colour for these 4 using the Battle Backgrounds approach. Outside is for the outside border, Inside1 is for the border colour between Outside and Inside, inside colour is for which colour is going to be in the middle, and inside Dot is for The Inside Pattern.
Open FRLG Base 0.psd:
Now that Base 1 has been saved, it is simple to drag and change the base sizes to fit.
Like this, that's all now create a awesome battle backgrounds:)
Here is the All PSD's:
Download link
First open FRLG Battle Bg.psd:
I've divided the rectangles on the right side into top, middle, bottom, and background colours.
Change the background you prefer in the first step. To select a colour, simply by double-click the colour mask and choose any color you want.
For the purposes of the example, I changed the background to a green colour, and I only slightly altered the green colour at the top, middle, and bottom or increased the saturation to make the difference otherwise it would blend in with the background.
Here is the finished item.
Done, let's edit the battle bases. In Essentials, Base 1 represents the enemy base, and Base 0 represents the player base.
Open FRLG Base.psd:
I divided Base 1 into 4 Outside, Inside1, Inside2, and Inside Dot, using the same approach as Battle Backgrounds.
You may also modify the colour for these 4 using the Battle Backgrounds approach. Outside is for the outside border, Inside1 is for the border colour between Outside and Inside, inside colour is for which colour is going to be in the middle, and inside Dot is for The Inside Pattern.
Open FRLG Base 0.psd:
Now that Base 1 has been saved, it is simple to drag and change the base sizes to fit.
Like this, that's all now create a awesome battle backgrounds:)
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