No, i'm using PS7... and that wouldn't make any dif anywho.
But guys i swear to yas... you'd better recheck your methods because i guarantee you you will NOT get the proper results by
decreasing the type size.
You have to understand what's happening here...
We're working from the bottom layer upward, and in the image, from the back to the front. That is how we're "
building" our effect.
If you
decrease the size each time you dupe a new layer, you'll end up with a backward warped mess, such as is seen in the topmost example image below.
If you dupe your layers and
increase, then you'll get the correct effect, as is shown in the 2nd example below.
Trust me guys... decreasing will only work if you take all of the duped layers and reverse their order in the layer palette afterward. :B
If you're still convinced you're doing it your way and getting the correct results, then reDo the tute and attach or send me your raw PSD file unFlattened. I wanna see the layers. 3[
BTW... using 1 pixel is a tad overkill here... unless your type/object is REALLY huge. 1% is usually sufficient. Or .5% at the least.