[tscott]

Hi there this seems like a fairly basic question but I tried duplicating a layer and changing the drop shadow angle and that doesn't work. Does any1 know how to get a drop shadow on all 4 sides of a square.


Thanks

[tommyflint]

I would probably use the outer glow change it to a black and just mess around with the settings until you get your desired result.

Hope that helps

tommyflint

[hlemon]

tommyflint, on 19 Oct, 2009 - 01:58 AM, said:

I would probably use the outer glow change it to a black and just mess around with the settings until you get your desired result.

Hope that helps

tommyflint

quick one.. I usually do the same thing and mess with the filters a little depending on the application.

[morcomm]

Use the shadow. Set the distance to 0 and mess around with the spread, size and Opacity. Angle is not important

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[curiose]

morcomm, on 20 Oct, 2009 - 12:04 AM, said:

Use the shadow. Set the distance to 0 and mess around with the spread, size and Opacity. Angle is not important

i usually use the same way he described...usually u have to care of the option of using global light...