quite good so now if I set the opacity back then it will work quite well but let's not forget that we created that vector shape which we will be using as a mosque so now that I have these two objects or layers on top of each other all I have to do is to use the alt or option key in between the two and click to create a clipping mask so that way the shape we created at the bottom becomes the mask and this smart object is clipped onto it before we continue I just wanted to let you know about our creative membership program for a small monthly fee you get access to over NUMBER_TOKEN hours of Adobe certified online training courses master all the tools and skills needed to become a professional graphic designer or illustrator as a pro member you will get mentoring from me and my team access to webinars student forum and creative briefs to help you build an spending portfolio Pro members can also download the project files for all of our YouTube tutorials sign up at the SME designer dot-com slash memberships and start your free trial today and now let's head back to the tutorial that's how quick and easy it was to set this up in perspective and the cool thing is that if I feel like this floor board actually in terms of scale is too big maybe the actual elements of this flow boards needs to be smaller or bigger all I have to do is to double-click on the Smart Objects thumbnail and within there double click on the pattern overlay layer style and just adjust the scale so let's say we need to make it smaller I can just reduce the scale click OK save this it's important when you have within a smart object you have to go file save and then when you switch back you see already it updated the other cool thing is when you are making a mess within a smart object you can stay in the main composition and just use undo redo quickly see the difference between the larger and smaller floorboards so I'm just going to keep it on the larger one I think it works quite well but not only that you can also have multiple textures used in the same composition and you can experiment with what the darker wood or brighter wood will work better in this space so the way I would do that is similar to before I just find a texture that works as a repeated pattern turn it into a pattern so I'm just going to do the same thing and I'm going to call it light wood flow and now it's saved I can close this one and we need to go back into the smart object so again double click on the smart objects thumbnail and then within this I can either create a separate layer or add another pattern overlay in this case I think I'm just going to create a duplicate so command or ctrl J and then double click on this one change the pattern to the sprite one click OK and now you can see I can just simply click to show the bright one or show the dark one honey and I can even call this one light dark because they are vector shapes I could even change the color here just so it's easier for me to find which one I'm working with so that can be the dark brown this can be the brighter one is something like that so I can very quickly see which one I'm working with and if I save the smart object don't forget you have to update the smart object then if we will immediately see the updated version here now you can see this pattern and wasn't really seamless so here we can see a clear edge so that's why
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