My border

[Judal]

Now when i make a border its like this (just look at avy) usually not like that please tell me why.

[Judal]

Usually it is not like that it is the normal way it is supposed to be a dotted border.

[DarkLuxAng]

Love your Sig. ^.^

[Mannequin]

No idea, i had a similiar problem a while ago, but instead of that it was the quality, my avatar looked blurry for some reason.

[★Marimo]

It depends on what method you're using to make the border so I cannot tell exaclty where you're going wrong, the border on your avi was most probably made using an inner stroke with a check pattern. What method are you using?

[bladesofchaos360]

Sorry i cant help.

[Judal]

Sorry i cant help.

You post this all the time to get your post count up please stop...

[Michael Jordan]

I would like a air signature (If too difficult you can do a regular sig.)
Can you put a rasengan where the basketball is.
Render:

http://static3.businessinsider.com/i...ribbling-3.jpg

Size: regular NB member Max for sig.
I will give plus rep for attempt.

[Judal]

Open the image you want to add the border to.
Make a new layer.
Use the selection tool to create a rectangle around it.
Left click, then select "stroke".
Make a stroke of white, 1px in size.
On that layer, right click, then select Blending options.
Once a window opens, select pattern overlay.
Where a little pattern is (should be a blue thing with bubbles), click it.
Click the settings icon, then select "load patterns".
Find and select the pattern you previously downloaded.
In the box where a pattern is, click that to select the dotted pattern.
Adjust the scale to change the size and spacing of the dots.
Select "stroke" and add a 1px stroke.
To change the color of the dotted border, select color overlay (same blending options window).
Make the blending mode "screen" then choose the color you want.

i use scanline 2 pattern.