In this video we are going to create an amazing War Fighter Effect in Photoshop CC 2017.Create customization after running these actions.For this Effect you need to Download War Fighter Photoshop Actions and Brushes.If you want to Download these Actions and used Resource Files Click here:


The video will demonstrate how to use the action and how you can optimize the look
of your design after the action has finished. The video covers some important techniques
that you will want to use after the action has finished.


1. Your photo is in RGB color mode

2. Your photo is in 8bit color mode

3. You are running the English version of Photoshop.

4. If you are experiencing errors, try resetting your Photoshop preferences. To do this,
hold down Alt, Ctrl, and Shift keys (Mac: Command, Option, Shift) while starting up Photoshop.
A dialog box will appear asking if you wish to delete the preferences/settings file.

5. Avoid using low resolution images. For the best results, use Photos between
2000px - 4500px high/wide.

1. Inside Photoshop, go to the 'Window' menu and select 'Actions'. A window
will now appear to the right hand side.

2. Inside the Actions window, click on the top right hand corner icon to reveal
the drop down menu. From here select 'Load Actions...'. Select the action which
came with the download.

3. The action will now appear in the actions panel.

 1. Load Warfighter Photoshop Action into Actions Panel.

2. Load Warfighter Brushes set into Photoshop.


3. Open an image file or drop your image into a new document and flatten the image (Go to Layers - Flatten Image). The image layer should be a locked background. The recommended image size is around 3000-4000px on the long edge. Note: a smaller image will produce larger effects while a large image will make the effects look small.

4. Create a new layer and name it Brush (with capital B). In this empty layer, use a white brush to paint the areas around your subject. Use a hard round brush (over 80% Hardness). 5. Run your action by selecting Warfighter (either Slower or Fast) and clicking Play in the Actions Panel.

The slower action will create smoke layers that can be repositioned in your document - they are not cut by the margins of the document - the action will take some time to finish.

The faster action is intended if you don't want much customization and want to see fast results (you can run the action again and again after it's finished to provide a new result).

• The action creates multiple layers, most of them being smoke layers. Every smoke/particle layer can be dragged in your document to your desired position around your subject (if created by the slow action).  
• The Color fill layers can be used to apply/change colors on the smoke elements (you can also change their blending options mode).  
• The Top White Smoke layer can be shown to intensify the smoke above your subject. 
• The Background Darkness Control layer can be set on with a color from white to black that will lighten up or darken your background image (if it is too dark maybe). Also, the Background Color Multiply can be set on to provide a custom background color tint to your scene. 
• Every layer with blending options set or having smart filters can be customized re-positioned. 
• The action can be run as many times as you wish, it will not interfere with the previous result.