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Thank youthis depends on what sort of grid you want, and what you want to do with it. Photoshop has 2 grid modes, one a normal grid but also a show a Pixel Grid.
make a new layer, paint a 1 pixel line across holding the shift key to make it perfect level. and simply make extra copes of that layer and move them or keep on painting along the grid lines..
and if done as separate players, ten flatten them, and make a new copy of that and rotate it 90'.
you can also alternate colours also with the paint.
regards
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Thanks a ton, mate. I tried your method and I am attaching the layered PSD of it. Please see and kindly let me know if I am on right track or not. Thank you once again.Create a 4px x 4px document.
Use the Rectangle Marquis Tool to color like this.......
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When done, go to EDIT > DEFINE PATTERN > NAME/SAVE
Now the same pattern can be applied anywhere you like using a layer style or pattern fill!
Your pattern example.....
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My newly made pattern.
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