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: Making a pattern that follows the shape i'm working with I'm trying to apply a pattern to a belt. Here's an image to clarify the problem: What I want to achieve is for the pattern along

@Berryessa866

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I'm trying to apply a pattern to a belt.

Here's an image to clarify the problem:


What I want to achieve is for the pattern along the belt to follow the curve of the belt instead of being repeated horizontally. I'm thinking maybe puppet warp might be the answer to my problem but I'm looking for perhaps more efficient ways.

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Thank you so much everyone, you're advice has helped me a lot and here's a picture of the end result! Now a little more fine-tuning and i can say that i'm finished. Thank you!

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@Nimeshi706

The limitation here is that Photoshop does not transform pattern overlays with their associated objects.

You must merge or "bake in" the pattern and then transform the object if you wish the pattern to transform as well. Or you can convert the layer with the pattern overly to a Smart Object layer, and then transform the smart object. This will allow you to further edit the smart object contents if necessary.

Note how the pattern never changes until I merge the layer with the pattern overlay with a blank layer.



So if you want a pattern in Photoshop to conform to a transformation, it can't be a "Pattern Overlay" layer style.

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@Murray976

Similar effects can be created using the pattern brush functionality in Adobe Illustrator.



Steps:


Create your shape oriented along a horizontal axis.
Select your shape and click new brush (in the brush panel).
In the modal pick 'pattern brush'.





Play around with all options to create the effect you want.

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