Article Introduction：1. Put the photo into Photoshop and use CTLR+J to copy two layers: [Layer 1] and [Layer 1 Copy] 2. Use [Filter]-[Blur]- on [Layer 1] [Gaussian Blur]. 3. Use the [Elliptical Marquee Tool] on [Layer 1 Copy] to select the part of your photo that you want to enter the crystal ball. After selection, CTRL+SHIF+I performs inverse selection. Then DEL deletes. Invert again to return to the circular marquee. 4. Use [Filter]-[Distort]-[Spherize] on [Layer 1 Copy]. 5. Then [Select]-[Modify]-[Shrink Selection], the shrinkage amount is recommended to be 30. 6. Finally use [Layer Style]-[Inner Glow], set the opacity to 58, the blocking to 3, and the size to 4

2024-04-01 comment 0  1086

Article Introduction：1. Put your photo into PS and use CTLR+J to copy two layers: [Layer 1] and [Layer 1 Copy] 2. Use [Filter]-[Blur] on [Layer 1] ]-[Gaussian Blur] 3. Use the [Elliptical Marquee Tool] on [Layer 1 Copy] to select the part of your photo that you want to enter the crystal ball. After selecting, CTRL+SHIF+I performs inverse selection. Then DEL deletes. Invert again to return to the circular marquee. 4. Use [Filter]-[Distort]-[Spherize] on [Layer 1 Copy]. 5. Then [Select]-[Modify]-[Shrink Selection], the shrinkage amount is recommended to be 306. Finally, use [Layer Style]-[Inner Glow], set the opacity to 58, blocking to 3, and size to 46 pixels. go through

2024-06-06 comment 0  795

Article Introduction：First, open your photo in PS. At this time, the photo will be automatically converted into a background layer. Double-click on the background layer to copy it and create a new layer to layer 0. Then use various selection tools such as pen or marquee tools to select the content of your photo. After selecting, press CTRL+J to select the selected content and create a new [Layer 1]. Then we copy the original photo layer 0 into a new layer as [Layer 0 Copy], drag and drop it above layer 1, right-click and select [Create Clipping Mask] in the menu. Then we use CTLR+T to enter adjustment mode and press the center to shrink the image. Finally, we duplicate the layer again, use edit mode again to reduce the image, and the iterative effect is complete!

2024-06-10 comment 0  758

Article Introduction：The deep reinforcement learning team of the Institute of Automation, Chinese Academy of Sciences, together with Li Auto and others, proposed a new closed-loop planning framework for autonomous driving based on the multi-modal large language model MLLM - PlanAgent. This method takes a bird's-eye view of the scene and graph-based text prompts as input, and uses the multi-modal understanding and common sense reasoning capabilities of the multi-modal large language model to perform hierarchical reasoning from scene understanding to the generation of horizontal and vertical movement instructions, and Further generate the instructions required by the planner. The method is tested on the large-scale and challenging nuPlan benchmark, and experiments show that PlanAgent achieves state-of-the-art (SOTA) performance on both regular and long-tail scenarios. Compared with conventional large language model (LLM) methods, PlanAgent

2024-06-08 comment 0  357

Article Introduction：1. First, import the photo into PS and copy the background layer to layer 1. 2. Enter the channel layer interface and copy the red channel. 3. On the copied red copy layer, press SHIFT+ALT+CTLR+2 to select the highlight part. 4. Then reselect the RGB layer and return to the layer interface. Click the fourth [Create New Fill or Adjustment Layer] - [Solid Color] 5 below, and fill it with a solid warm color of yellow or orange. 6. Click on the color-filled image content. 7. Use CTLR+T to open the Levels panel and pull the arrows on the left side toward the middle. 8. Then change the layer’s blending mode to Lighten. 9. Finally, use the filter [Gaussian Blur]. Blur the picture slightly, and a hazy light effect will appear.

2024-06-03 comment 0  715

Article Introduction：Create a wood grain effect: Filter-Noise-Add Noise. Filter-Blur-Motion Blur, create an ellipse below as the desktop, fill it with black (the color can be set at will), hide the wood grain, and move the desktop layer up 50px. Select the marquee tool to select the 50px pixel space below to display the wood grain effect. After free transformation with ctrl+t, stretch the wood grain effect to cover the canvas. ctrl+j copy the place selected by the marquee tool and transform the wood grain effect. Make a clipping mask of the desktop layer, select the bar box layer copied below, adjust the curve ctrl+m, and create a folding effect. Select the desktop layer, ctrl+t to bring up the property bar, select perspective, and press as shown in the picture To demonstrate the operation, move the wood grain closer to the middle to form a perspective effect. The final effect is as shown in the figure.

2024-04-17 comment 0  1026

Article Introduction：Amap can provide users with a lot of convenience in their daily travels. Many people use Amap to navigate when they go out. It also provides different navigation modes to choose from. So how to turn on the panoramic mode? Let’s take a look below! Share how to open the Amap satellite map. First, start the Amap application. After entering the homepage, you can find the message, layer and feedback functions in the upper right corner. Click the [Layer] option. After clicking, a dialog box will pop up, including standard map, satellite map and bus map options. Select [Satellite Map] to open this layer.

2024-03-20 comment 0  1655

Article Introduction：First, let’s take a look at the model, enter [3D View], check [Scope: Section Box] in the properties panel, and then a section box will appear in the 3D model. Entering the upper elevation view, you can clearly see that the section box is inconsistent with the model range to be intercepted. What should I do? Click the section box to activate the section box. At this time, in addition to the drag handles in 6 directions in the active state, the section box also has a rotation symbol at the corner point. (Enter the upper elevation view to facilitate control of the rotation direction) This rotation symbol is the key point! ! Drag the mouse to the appropriate position. The section frame is now rotated. You can also click and select the section box and use the [Rotate] command of the modification panel. It is also OK. Finally, drag the handles in the 6 directions to adjust the range of the section.

2024-04-25 comment 0  469

Article Introduction：1. First, you need to type the words you want to write on the canvas. It is recommended to use bold words such as boldface. 2. Then copy another layer and change the color of the text below to black. 3. Then we right-click the text layer copied above and select [Rasterize Text]. 4. Next is the key step. We use the marquee tool to select half of a single letter, and then use CTRL+T to enter the free transformation state. 6. Finally, we hold down the CTRL key, click on the small box in the middle and drag it up, so that the folding effect comes out. 7. Then we operate on other letter words in the same way, and finally get the effect of folding words.

2024-04-01 comment 0  561

Article Introduction：1. You need to type the words you want to write on the canvas. It is recommended to use bold words such as boldface. 2. Duplicate a layer and change the color of the text below to black. 3. Right-click the text layer copied above and select [Rasterize Text]. 4. Next is the key step. Use the marquee tool to select half of a single letter, and then use CTRL+T to enter the free transformation state. 6. Finally, we hold down the CTRL key, click on the small box in the middle and drag it up, so that the folding effect comes out. 7. Then perform the same operation on other letter words, and finally get the effect of folding words.

2024-04-01 comment 0  736

Article Introduction：1. Put the car photo into Photoshop and press CTRL+J to copy a layer. When using blur methods such as filter, blur, and radial blur, select Zoom and drag the center store in the center blur box to the position of the front of your car, which is the direction your car is facing. For example, this car is facing the lower right corner, so drag the center to the lower right corner. 3. Once the entire image is blurred, use a mask on the layer. Then use the black paint brush tool to paint the front and tires of the car. Until the car has a speeding motion blur effect. 4. Process the tire, return to the background layer, use the Elliptical Marquee Tool to select the tire, press CTRL+J to select it individually, use [Radial Blur] again, this time select [Rotate] for [Blur Method] 】, center

2024-04-01 comment 0  994

Article Introduction：HTML, CSS and jQuery: Build a beautiful modal box Introduction: Pop-up windows or modal boxes are often used in web pages to display information and achieve interactive effects. This article will introduce how to use HTML, CSS and jQuery to build a beautiful modal box, with specific code examples. 1. HTML structure: First, we need to create an HTML structure to accommodate the modal box. The code looks like this: <!DOCTYPEhtml><html>

2023-10-25 comment 0  1261

Article Introduction：For example, the equation of a circle is known: x2+y2=32. There are two ways to draw a circle: Operation method 1: Evolve the circle equation into two functions, draw images respectively, transfer terms, square root, and transform the circle equation into y= Two simple functions are √(9-x2) and y=-√(9-x2). Draw the graph of the y=√(9-x2) function. Open the geometric sketchpad, click the [Draw] menu at the top, and select the [Draw New Function] command from the drop-down menu. The function dialog box will pop up. In it, enter the expression as shown in the figure below in order, and click [OK] to draw the function image. . Draw the graph of the y=-√(9-x2) function. Open the geometric sketchpad, click the [Draw] menu above, select the [Draw New Function] command in its drop-down menu, and the function dialog box will pop up, in which and

2024-06-13 comment 0  739

Article Introduction：1. First put your car photo into PS and press CTRL+J to copy a layer. We use [Filter] [Blur] and [Radial Blur]. In the [Blur Method], select Zoom, and then drag the center store in the center blur box to the position of the front of your car, which is the direction of your car body. For example, our car is facing the lower right corner, so drag the center to the lower right corner. 3. After the entire image is blurred, we use a mask on the layer. Then use the black paint brush tool to paint the front and tires of the car. Until the car has a speeding motion blur effect. 4. Next process the tires, return to the background layer, use the Elliptical Marquee Tool to select the tires, press CTRL+J to select them individually, use [Radial Blur] again, this time [Model]

2024-06-09 comment 0  444

Article Introduction：1. Create a new document and set the background color to black. Click the text tool and enter a number 8. 2. Control+J to copy the text layer 3 times. 3. Click [Rectangular Marquee Tool], select a part of 8, then click [Add Layer Mask], hold down Alt and copy the mask to the next layer. 4. Click on the mask you just copied, hold down Control+I, and select Inverse. 5. Select a photo you took, drag it in, and press Alt to create a mask. 6. Select the icon layer, drag in a piece of material, and press Alt to create a mask. 7. Select the icon layer, drag in another material, and press Alt to create a mask. Press control+T to reduce the size of the layer. 8. The effect after completing the above steps is as shown in the figure. 9. Double click

2024-04-01 comment 0  807

Article Introduction：1. Import the photo into Photoshop, create a new layer 1, and press ALT+DEL to quickly fill it with black. 2. Add [Filter]-[Noise]-[Add Noise] on layer 1, adjust the amount, and create the original starry sky map. 3. Add [Filter]-[Blur]-[Gaussian Blur] again, and the radius should not exceed 10 pixels. 4. Click [Create New Fill or Adjustment Layer] - [Levels] below the layer, move the black, gray, and white arrows closer to each other and modulate the left side until the black screen appears with the effect of dots of stars. 5. After making adjustments, change the blending mode of layer 1 to [Screen]. The stars in the night sky appeared. 6. Finally, create a mask on layer 1 and use the brush tool to paint other parts except the starry sky.

2024-04-01 comment 0  853

Article Introduction：Recently I saw that on Ele.me App and h5 website, after ordering food on the merchant details page, there is an element at the bottom that can pop up a modal box to view the order details after clicking. There is a background mask layer that gradually reveals and hides. Effect.

2017-10-06 comment 0  2143

Article Introduction：Step 1: First use the quick selection tool to cut out the character. Step 2: Create a new layer, fill it with white, and place it in the middle. Step 3: Click on the top layer and drag in the new image. Adjust size and position. Step 4: Change the blending mode to Screen. Step 5: Finally, right-click to create a clipping mask. Then add a layer mask and paint the character’s face to complete the effect.

2024-06-02 comment 0  1129

Article Introduction：In the field of image understanding, multi-modal large models have fully demonstrated their excellent performance. However, there is still room for improvement in existing multimodal models for diagram understanding and generation tasks that are often handled in work. Although the current state-of-the-art models in the field of graph understanding perform well on simple test sets, they are unable to handle more complex question and answer tasks due to their lack of language understanding and output capabilities. On the other hand, the performance of multi-modal large models trained based on large language models is also unsatisfactory, mainly due to their lack of training samples for graphs. These problems have seriously restricted the continuous progress of multi-modal models in chart understanding and generation tasks. Recently, Tencent, Nanyang Technological University and Southeast University proposed ChartLlama. The research team created

2023-12-03 comment 0  1578

Article Introduction：1. Put the photo into Photoshop, and then copy the background layer as [Layer 1] 2. Use [Filter] - [Blur] - [Gaussian Blur], adjust the [Radius] pixels until the face The skin becomes blurry and wrinkles cannot be seen. 3. Click [Window]-[History] to open the window, and click the small box on the left among the options in the previous Gaussian Blur to transfer the brush to the Gaussian Blur step. 4. In the history window, click on the previous layer of the Gaussian Blur option. Return the image to the effect it had before Gaussian blur processing. 5. Use the [History Brush] (shortcut key Y) in the toolbar. 6. Use the history brush to paint on the character’s face until the freckles and wrinkles on the character’s face disappear. Please see the comparison picture, the original picture is above.

2024-04-01 comment 0  1035