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Hi,

 

Is there any way to create a repeatable background in AD?

 

I've been doing some searching online and all I can find is Photoshop Instructions that I can't apply to AD - most of it seems to be because of the "Offset" function.

 

I have quite a complex wood image that I would need to turn into a repeatable background (y axis) for a website.

 

Any advice on how to do this would be greatly appreciated!

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Hiya Pavel, make a rectangle as large as your background, select the Gradient Tool at the left, change the Type to Bitmap up on the context toolbar, then select your image and click Open.

 

Now click and drag on your rectangle to scale and rotate the bitmap fill. You can change how it repeats using the Extend option on the context toolbar.

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Thanks for the instructions Dale,

 

I followed them and I understand what you mean. This solution works for USING patterns.

 

My goal here is to CREATE a re-usable pattern. Maybe this image will make it clearer what I wish to achieve: https://www.dropbox.com/s/7j0ac4ngzadtlsi/Screenshot%202014-10-23%2014.49.29.png

 

The YouTube video describes how to do what I'm after, but in Photoshop:

Title Photoshop Tutorial: Create Seamlessly Tiling Patterns with Complex Images -HD-

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