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Jul 20th 2003 | #114444 Report |
Member since: Mar 22nd 2001 Posts: 43 |
When working with the pen tool and paths is ps7...Did you notice if you make a curve and fill it with a color the bended parts are so jagged? even though the anti aliasing is on... Is this what it shoul be or theres a remedy for this?
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Jul 20th 2003 | #114445 Report |
Member since: Mar 18th 2001 Posts: 1501 |
That jaggedness you're seeing is most likely due to the fact that you're still seeing the non-printing vector path. Also, make sure you're viewing at 100%. Command-H [CTRL-H] will hide the path. Or, go to the Paths Palette and de-highlight it by clicking the the gray area below it in the open Palette space. This also might be a good time to rename the path (double-click on the Work path text) so you don't overwrite it. |
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Jul 21st 2003 | #114498 Report |
Member since: Mar 22nd 2001 Posts: 43 |
It's viewed 100% alright...Can I attach a file here??? Thanks in advance.
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Jul 24th 2003 | #114974 Report |
Member since: Nov 20th 2002 Posts: 78 |
I think it should be a bit jagged. After all, vectors just create paths for pixels, and pixels can't be made more "softer" than they are normally. I don't really know how bad it is jagged, so you could post the picture or a link to it here. |
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Jul 24th 2003 | #115020 Report |
Member since: Apr 20th 2002 Posts: 3000 |
To better illustrate what Utopian's talking about: Example If what you're seeing is like the example to the left, then that means you still have the path layer active. Deselect the layer - click in the gray area below the layer in the Paths window; delete the layer, or hide Extras (CTRL+H |
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Jul 25th 2003 | #115053 Report |
Member since: Mar 22nd 2001 Posts: 43 |
I know exactly what you guys mean but I'll try to upload it to let you see what I mean Thanks .
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