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Hi people,
I am tracing around an image using the Path tool and I seem to have problem:
Basically I am used to using Illustrator to carry out such a task but wanted to try something quick in Photoshop alone, the problem is that can’t get to grips with the basics of controling the pen tool i Photoshop, I mean in Illustrator I use the Space Bar a lot when usin the pen tool to reposition the strokes … Does anyone know how I ca recreate this in Photoshop, also are there any other shortcuts i Photoshop when using the Pen tool (that are different to Illustrator).
thanks….
Also I have the setting as follows in the General Preferances Tab: Use shift key for tool switch (deselected)
How come I can’t cycle through the other Pen tools with the P key, onl the first 2 i.e. Pen tool & Freeform Pen tool
ill7
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I am tracing around an image using the Path tool and I seem to have problem:
Basically I am used to using Illustrator to carry out such a task but wanted to try something quick in Photoshop alone, the problem is that can’t get to grips with the basics of controling the pen tool i Photoshop, I mean in Illustrator I use the Space Bar a lot when usin the pen tool to reposition the strokes … Does anyone know how I ca recreate this in Photoshop, also are there any other shortcuts i Photoshop when using the Pen tool (that are different to Illustrator).
thanks….
Also I have the setting as follows in the General Preferances Tab: Use shift key for tool switch (deselected)
How come I can’t cycle through the other Pen tools with the P key, onl the first 2 i.e. Pen tool & Freeform Pen tool
ill7
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