Gimp- How to make a pixel background?

[katsagu]

Ok, so i saw -HAN- ava and i was wondering how did he done that pixel thingy in the image that looks so cool, if anyone knows please tell me how to do that because it looks realy cool?

(I dont know if i can put hee this, but i didnt find any othe place for posting this, administrators if u find this and this is in the wrong place, pls move it to the right place)

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['Zeus]

Ok, so i saw -HAN- ava and i was wondering how did he done that pixel thingy in the image that looks so cool, if anyone knows please tell me how to do that because it looks realy cool?

(I dont know if i can put hee this, but i didnt find any othe place for posting this, administrators if u find this and this is in the wrong place, pls move it to the right place)

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He din't, Leafy made it.

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Ask her about this, but as far as I know, its a pattern. >_>​

 

[Anduril]

He din't, Leafy made it.

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Ask her about this, but as far as I know, its a pattern. >_>​

I know how to do it less i am not as arrogant to not care what i am given
it is a pattern dude u will find them on deviant art!!
in photoshop patterns.....
and leafy is the most polite gfxer here!!
i dont think it works on gimp also the name of the pattern set is i think baxxstar micro or somethin not sure if u have photoshop i can link u just VM me!!

 

[Sonne]

and leafy is the most polite gfxer here!!

Guess who trained her. :|

But yeah,it actually is a pattern,like the one you use in avatar Borders.

Here you go.

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[gamahiro]

Gimp

Filters --> Render --> Pattern --> Grid
Play with the settings until you get it the way you want it. You can change the alpha value of the vertical and horizontal colors as well as the intersection color, at the bottom of the dialog box.
If you want, you can duplicate the image as a new layer and apply a mask to get the gradient look.

 

[Shuuya]

Gimp

Filters --> Render --> Pattern --> Grid
Play with the settings until you get it the way you want it. You can change the alpha value of the vertical and horizontal colors as well as the intersection color, at the bottom of the dialog box.
If you want, you can duplicate the image as a new layer and apply a mask to get the gradient look.

haha, thanks! real useful considering i use gimp!xd

 

[Darijan]

Guess who trained her. :|

But yeah,it actually is a pattern,like the one you use in avatar Borders.

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can they maybe usable in gimp?

 

[RinneganNaruto]

Whats the Picture i went on Hans Page and didnt see it