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ser bloqueados devem ser inseridos como array no parametro pExcecoes utilizando o seu nome 'Deve ser informado se os campos serao bloqueados ou liberados no parametro pStatus 'Parametros '---------- 'pForm: Form - Formulario que possui os controles 'pTipoCampo: Array - Contem os nomes dos controles [windows.forms] ex: {"TextBox","ListBox"} 'pStatus: Booleano - Status da propriedade enabled dos controles, "True" Bloqueia e "False" nao faz nada 'pExcecoes: Array - Contem os nomes do controles [propriedade name] ex: {"Txt_Nome_Usuario","Btn_Salvar"} 'Exemplo '------- 'BloquearCamposTela(Me, {"TextBox", "ListBox", "Button"}, True, {"Txt_Nome_Usuario","Btn_Salvar"}) 'No exemplo acima serao bloqueados todos os objetos TextBox, ListBox e Button 'e nao bloquear os controles cujo nome sejam Txt_Nome_Usuario e Btn_Salvar '------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Dim NaoBloqueia As Boolean For Each Ctl As Control In pForm.Controls NaoBloqueia = False For x = 0 To pExcecoes.Count - 1 If UCase(Ctl.Name) = UCase(pExcecoes(x)) Then NaoBloqueia = True End If Next If Not NaoBloqueia Then vCtlName = UCase(Ctl.GetType.Name) 'Pesquiso se no array pTipoCampo a existencia do controle encontrado '------------------------------------------------------------------- Dim Encontrou As String = Array.Find(pTipoCampo, AddressOf EncontrarNoArray) If Encontrou <> Nothing Then Ctl.Enabled = Not pStatus End If '------------------------------------------------------------------- End If Next End Sub Public Function EncontrarNoArray(ByVal pStr As String) As Boolean 'Exemplo: 'Dim Encontrou As String = Array.Find(pTipoCampo, AddressOf EncontrarNoArray) 'If Encontrou <> Nothing Then ' <code...> 'End If 'Onde pTipoCampo e um array '---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Return IIf(UCase(pStr).EndsWith(vCtlName), True, False) End FunctionEnd Module
IntroductionOver the years as a graphic designer Ive accumulated a wealth of custom brushes, shapes and actions that I keep carefully organized and labeled for future use. The brush set Ill be sharing with you today has been in my collection for probably five of six years and every once in a while Ill find a good reason to load it into my brushes palette. If youve never done that before, dont worry, Ill walk you through it as we go.If youre playing along at home you should download the brush set before we get started.Step 1Lets go ahead and begin by opening a new document in Photoshop. Mine is 540300 pixels at 72ppi.Since stitching on a plain white canvas is a little silly, lets go ahead and spice up the Background layer with a little texture. By default the Background layer in any new Photoshop document is locked, so lets go ahead and double-click on the Background layer in the Layers palette to bring up the Layer Properties dialog box. Simply rename the layer or name it Background once again and hit OK to unlock the layer.Step 2Now that our Background layer is unlocked were going to add a Pattern Overlay Layer Style to it which will give us a quick and easy denim background to work with.Control-Click (PC: Right-Click) on the Background layer in the Layers palette and choose Blending Options from the menu. This will bring up the Layer Styles dialog box. Click on the Pattern Overlay text in the left column. (You must click on the text and not on the checkbox. Clicking the checkbox will turn the style ON but it wont give you the options for the style, so it is important to click on the text so we can modify the Pattern Overlay style options.)Next we need to load a new set of Patterns into the Pattern Picker. Click on the Pattern swatch to reveal the Pattern Picker, then click the little circle with the arrow in it at the top right corner of the picker. Choose "Patterns 2" from the list and click OK to load the new pattern set into the Pattern Picker. Now simply click on the Denim swatch which is the 4th pattern in the set and click OK to close the Layer Styles dialog box and commit the style to the layer.Yes, I know, this graphic is a mess... but hopefully it gets the point across.Step 3You should now have a background full of denim and a layer style icon in the Background layer of the Layers palette.Step 4Its now time to add some text to our document. Press the D key to reset the foreground color to black, then press the T key to invoke the Type tool. Click on the stage to place the cursor and type some text onto it. Notice that when you added the text that Photoshop automatically added a new layer for it.(*note: To commit the text you can either press the Enter key on the 10-key corner of your standard keyboard or click
the Check-Mark in the Text Tool options bar at the top of Photoshop.)Step 5Now that our text is created and while we still have the Type tool chosen we need to create an outline path of the letters. Control-Click (PC: Right-Click) on the text on the stage and choose Create Work Path from the menu. This will create a white outline around each letter indicating that youve created a work path (obviously) which we will use later in the lesson to stitch around.Step 6Add a new layer above your text by clicking the Add New Layer icon at the bottom of the layers palette or by using the keyboard shortcut Command-Option-Shift-N (PC: Ctrl-Alt-Shift-N). Rename the layer by Double-Clicking on the layers name in the Layers palette. I called this new layer Stitches.Step 7Now its time to setup everything in preparation for the stitching, and the first thing we need to do is load the stitching brush set into our Brushes palette. If you havent downloaded them yet youll want to do it now by clicking HERE. Save the brush set to your desktop or someplace youll remember when we go looking for them.Press the B key to invoke the Brush tool, then bring up the Brushes palette by choosing Window>Brushes from Photoshops main menu. In the upper right hand corner of the Brushes palette, click on the options icon and choose Load Brushes from the menu. Navigate to the brush stitches brush set that you just downloaded to your hard drive and click Load. You will then be asked if you want to Append the brushes to the end of your current brushes or if you want to replace the existing brushes by clicking OK. For my example Im going to replace my existing brushes, but either option works fine.Step 8Now that the brush set has been loaded into the Brush Picker lets go ahead and select the V-shaped brush. Well need to make a few adjustments to the settings in the Brushes palette for this brush to make it work the way we want.First off lets reduce the size of the brush to around 8 pixels in the Diameter setting then make sure the Spacing checkbox is checked and that the spacing is set to around 80%. The spacing change makes the Vs overlap enough to look like interlocking stitches.Step 9While still in the Brushes palette click down to the Shape Dynamics link on in the menu on the left and make sure that the Angle Jitter control is set to Direction. This will make the brush rotate as it goes around the corners to the different sides of our letters.Step 10At last its time to make the magic happen. Put on your wizard hat and swap the foreground and background colors by pressing the X key (white should now be showing as the foreground color at the bottom of the Tools palette). Press the P key to switch to the Pen tool and then Command-Click (PC: Right-Click) anywhere on that little white outline that is the Path around the text.
Choose "Stroke Path" from the menu, make sure that "Brush" is selected from the drop-down menu and that the Simulate Pressure checkbox is un-checked then click OK.Youll now see that the brush we chose has been used to stroke the entire path of the text. Since were done with the path now you can either click over to the Paths tab in the Layers palette and delete it, or simply press Command-H (PC: Ctrl-H) to hid it.Step 11To make the stitches a little more realistic lets go ahead and add a few layer styles to the Stitches layer. Just like we did in Step #1 lets Command-Click (PC: Right-Click) on the Stitches layer and choose Blending Options. Now add a Drop Shadow and a Bevel and Emboss as shown below, be sure to check each setting to make sure you havent missed anything then click OK.The slight Bevel and Emboss will add a little more dimension to the thread while the Drop Shadow will add a touch of shading around the edges.Step 12Before we move on let me show you a cool little trick to change the background color. Since the background is a preset color pattern and not an overlay we cant just change an underlying layer color so we have to resort to other methods. Click on the Background layer in the Layers palette to make it the active working layer. Now lets add an adjustment layer by clicking on the Create A New Fill or Adjustment Layer icon at the bottom of the Layers palette (its the circle with half black and half white), choose Hue/Saturation and use these settings (or any that look pretty to you).Step 13The last little bit of adjustment I did was to click over to the Text layer in the Layers palette and change its Blend Mode to Multiply and its Fill opacity to 70%. By doing this we allow a little of the denim texture to come through onto our black letters adding a little depth and realism.(*note: You could also paste some real fabric into a layer above the Text layer and use a clipping mask to add even more coolness.)Step 14Anytime youre using a text to create this effect you will always have an outline of the lettering, but what if you just want to stitch letters? Well, if youve got a little experience with the Pen tool you can apply this same technique to any number of paths youve drawn yourself.Below Ive used the pen tool to draw some text.Step 15Then I switched to the Brush tool, lowered the diameter of the brush to 6 pixels, switched back to the Pen tool and Stroked the path just like we did back in Step 10.I then added the same Bevel & Emboss and Drop shadow to this new layer of stitches as we did to the original text.Step 16In my final image I simply embellished on the techniques weve learned. Check out the .PSD download to view all my final adjustments!
"e", then change the Kerning value to 68.Step 4Make the "Background copy" layer visible again by clicking the empty box next to it, and drag it on top of the text layer. Then, Ctrl/Cmd + Click the text layer's thumbnail to create a selection.Go to Select > Modify > Expand, and type in 6. Larger values will cause the selection to merge on some parts and we don't want that. So make sure to adjust the value accordingly if you are using a different font size.Select the "Background copy" layer, then press Ctrl/Cmd + J. This will copy and paste the selected area in a new layer. Make the "Background layer" invisible as we don't need it anymore.Duplicate the layer called "Layer 1", then change the copy's Blend Mode to Soft Light and its Opacity to 50%. This will intensify the colors and the details of the texture.Double click "Layer 1" to apply a simple Inner Shadow effect, by changing the Opacity to 50%, the Distance to 0, and the Size to 2.This will add a very subtle definition to the edges, and it will help blend them with the stroke brush that will be added later on.Step 5Duplicate the text layer, then make the original one invisible. Move the copy on top of all layers.Right click the duplicated text layer then choose Convert to Shape. The text is no longer editable now.Pick any Shape Tool and take a look at the Options bar at the top. There are some new interesting features introduced in Photoshop CS6 that will help us create the stitches easily and quickly.Start by getting rid of the inner part of the shape by choosing the "No Color" option under the Fill icon. This value is not the same as the layer's Fill value. The first one will get rid of the color inside the shape but won't affect the stroke, while the other will affect both the fill color and the stroke.Step 6Now we need to add the stroke to the shape. So click the Stroke icon, and choose "Solid Color". Then, click the Color Picker icon, and get the color #c0b384.Type 3 in the stroke width field, then click the shape stroke type icon and choose the Dashed line preset. To modify some more stroke settings, click the More Options button down the box.In the Stroke window, set the Align to Inside, the Caps to Butt, and the Corners to Miter. Then, change the first Dash value to 2.5, and the first Gap value to 1. As you can notice, the Dash value determines the dash length, and the Gap value determines the distance between the dashes.Step 7Double click the stitches (text shape) layer to apply the following Layer Style:Bevel and Emboss: Since the stitches are so small, change the Size to 0, the effect will still add a subtle dimension to the stitches even with the 0 value. Also, change the Highlight Mode color to #bea85a.Contour: Use the default values.Inner Shadow: Change the Distance to 0 and the Size to 1.Gradient Overlay: Change the Blend
Mode to Multiply, the Opacity to 50%, and use the "Gold Rail G2" gradient from the "Tracks.grd" file in the gradients pack, then change the Style to Reflected.Outer Glow: Change the Blend Mode to Multiply, the color to #444425, and the Size to 0. This will intensify the shadow effect.Drop Shadow: Change the Blend Mode color to #112d37, the Opacity to 80%, the Distance to 0, the Size to 7, and the Contour to Cove Deep.This should add a 3D feel to the stitches.If you think the stitches are a bit harsh you can decrease their layer's Opacity to a value around 85%.Step 8Ctrl/Cmd + Click a denim texture layer's thumbnail to create a selection.Click the Create new fill or adjustment layer icon down the Layers panel and choose Hue/Saturation. The selection will create a mask for the adjustment layer so that it only affects the texture.Change the Hue value to 10, and the Saturation value to -25.Create a selection again, then click the Create new fill or adjustment layer icon and choose Levels.Change the Shadows value to 30 to darken the texture.Step 9Open the Brush panel (Window > Brush) and choose the "Dune Grass" brush then modify its settings as shown below:Brush Tip Shape:Shape Dynamics:Scattering:Dual Brush: Choose the "Chalk 36 pixels" brush.Color Dynamics:Step 10Right click the original text layer and choose Create Work Path.Set the Foreground color to #597f91 and the Background color #081f30. Create a new layer below the two denim texture layers and call it "Stroke".Pick the Direct Selection Tool, then right click the Work Path and choose Stroke Path.Choose Brush from the Tool drop down menu, and make sure that the Simulate Pressure box is un-checked.This will stroke the path with some frayed edges, but they seem thin and scattered. To make them more dense, stroke the path two more times.You should get better and more realistic looking edges now. Hit Enter/Return to get rid of the work path.Step 11Double click the "Stroke" layer to apply a simple Drop Shadow, by changing the color to #222222, the Distance to 10, the Spread to 15, and the Size to 10.The shadow will add depth to the flat texture.Step 12Create a new layer on top of all layers and call it "Dirt", then change its Blend Mode to Darker Color. Set the Foreground color to #8c6239.Ctrl + Click a denim texture layer's thumbnail, then Shift + Ctrl + Click the "Stroke" layer's thumbnail to add it to the selection.Use any of the "Rust 'n Grunge" pack's brushes to add some dirt to the text. It might not be so noticeable, but it will add a nice touch after the final adjustment layer is added.Step 13With the selection still active, create a new layer on top of all layers and call it "Clouds". Set the Foreground and Background colors back to Black and White, then go to Filter > Render > Clouds. Go to Select > Deselect (or press Ctrl/Cmd + D) to get rid of the selection.Change the "Clouds" layer's Blend Mode to Overlay, and its Opacity to 20%, or
whatever other value you like. This will add brightness variations to the texture.Step 14Click the Create new fill or adjustment layer icon and choose Gradient Map.Make sure that the adjustment layer is on top of all layers then change its Blend Mode to Soft Light and its Opacity to 50%. This will enhance the coloring.The gradient is created using the colors #504d44 to the left and #aba277 to the right.AdvertisementStep 15Create a new layer between the "Clouds" and "Dirt" layers and call it "Rivets". Double click the new layer to apply the following Layer Style to it:Bevel and Emboss: Change the Gloss Contour to Half Round, the Highlight Mode to Vivid Light and its Opacity to 65%, and check the Anti-aliased box.Contour: Choose the Cone contour, and check the Anti-aliased box.Drop Shadow: Just change the Distance to 0.Set the Foreground color to #564a2e, choose a hard round 13 px brush, and start adding rivets on the corners of the letters.Final Image