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Target Path... How to make it work? (wires) |
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May 10th 2002 | #46897 Report |
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Hope this is in the right section of the forum. I'm trying to make wires.. but I want them to be smooth and not free hand looking because my hand isn't that steady ;-) I hear you can use the pen tool to make a target path. N/p there. How do I make my "wire" or tube run along that target path? I hope I'm making scene. I attached a small pic to show you what I mean. Thanks a million in advance. DD ![]() |
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May 10th 2002 | #46900 Report |
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yeah use the pen tool then rasterize the layer thingy after you get it the shape you want :| |
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May 10th 2002 | #46905 Report |
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or.. you could make a staright line and use the twist filter one it and then apply some effects and blending options to it |
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May 10th 2002 | #46931 Report |
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1) Using the pen tool, you create a new path and adjust it so it's wavy enough to be your wire. 2) Open the Paths palette (its one of the tabs with the Layers, Channels, Paths palette). 3) You'll see that your new path is listed as "Working Path" 4) Choose a brush size and a foreground color you wish the path to be stroked with. 5) In the paths palette, look at the bottom for a white circle with a black outline. Clicking it will stroke the path you made with the brush and foreground color you just selected. You may need to adjust the brushes spacing or smoothness if you get artifacts from the stroke. |
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May 11th 2002 | #46975 Report |
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Thank you all so much for your feedback. I am working with that right now... Here is another quick question.. what are some other good things that can be done with Paths? DD |
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May 11th 2002 | #46976 Report |
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its good for removing part of of an image when combined with the magic wand thingy |
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