Any ever done this

[Gary Puckett]

I have been trying to put a wall tile image on a 45 degree with no luck. Has anyone ever done this and please explain the procedure.

Thanks
Gary

[Leo Graywacz]

I would probably cheat. Take the image and put it into my photo editor and them rotate it 45*. Resave it as a different name, 'original_file_name 45'. The you just need to choose that tile.

If you are trying to make the whole wall this way it may be more difficult.

[George Davidson]

45

[Gary Puckett]

Well this is what I get if take the image and rotate it 45 degrees I can't get rid of the 4 white corners and if you use it as a wall image you get the tile and the white boarders that then look like tile.

Gary

[Kerry Fullington]

Gary,

There are a couple of images in the STONE directory in eCabinets that are set on a diagonal.

Kerry

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[Kerry Fullington]

Gary,

I did this one by creating a display cube and using a square tile pattern then rotated the cube 45 degrees. I then made a jpg of the cube and cropped that in Irfanview back to a ninety degree image. I then used that image on a new cube. You could do this with any tile pattern.

Kerry

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[Gary Puckett]

Thanks Kerry,

But thats a lot of work. I just need to figure out how to get the four white corners to become the tile image and it will work.

Gary

[Rick Palechuk]

I was waiting to see if you were going to pull that off Kerry.

[George Davidson]

Gary do you have a picture program
I have Screen Shot-8 program it works for me.
Here is some concrete with white around it with the program I took the white out

[Gary Puckett]

George,

Yes I have 3 photo programs but all they can do is crop a square or a rectangle.

Gary

[George Davidson]

Is this what you want

[Gary Puckett]

No, I need this without the white corners

[Leo Graywacz]

I don't know if eCabs can handle it, but if you save it as a GIF with the transparency set for white then the object will show up without the with borders.

[Brad McIntosh]

Is this what you are looking for?

[Gary Puckett]

Thats it how did you do it?
Gary