Photoshop: How do i make text weave in and out of each other.

[gentry_joey]

I want to make part of my j go behind my g. How do i do that.

[Brainchild]

Create a new layer for each word,or letter whichever the case may be,then you can move the entire layer where you want it

[gentry_joey]

Yah i did that but i want part of my j on my g and part of my g on my j.

[Creatures]

then create 4 layers, two with the G on it and two with the J

Layers:

• G_1
  J_1
  G_2
  J_2

then you should start erase some part of the G_1 which should behind the J and erase some part of the J_1 whihc should be behind the G.

hope i could help!

sorry that i'm not like Out who makes awsome tuts witha lot of pics, but i was a bit faster

Creatures

[gentry_joey]

Well i did that. It looks nice if u dont have a beveled style. But if its beveled it makes it look like the g just stops then the j is in between it. It looks corney. Ill post a pic later.

[JPMiller]

you will have to create the layers with the beveled words...then rasterize each layer so that it is an image insted of a font...then you can manipulate them without the funky effects of the bevel.
If you do not understand rasterization, post back...I can be more specific

[gentry_joey]

i understand. Ill try it. thx.

[Cyclone2]

That has 3 layers with styles on the text [1-g 2-j's] and played a little with the eraser

[gentry_joey]

heres wat mine looks like. Where the g goes under the j. It looks weird. Theres like no shadow and the g looks like it stops on 1 side of the j and continues on the other. Not the under the j effect i wanted.

[Cyclone2]

If I get you correctly then what you need to do is rasterize the type [if you have not already] then erase some text effects in areas as necessary and/or paint some shadows by hand to taste

You may need to copy/paste the letters to a new page to erase styles/text effects properly