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I used the "NEW" option to create a new image, selected paths and the pen tool, and then created a closed path. After selecting the last point (to conicide with the first point), the path closed automatically for me.
Now I would like to go back and edit many of the points (and slopes = control points), but, I can’t figure out how to get Photoshop to light up my points AND MY control points. I just want to make a few minor adjustments to the exact placement of some of the points, and make precision changes to the slopes defined for some of the points. Also, I need to zoom in on the area around the points I am making the adjustmensts to, without distrubing seeing all my points and slope-ponts lit up.
Can someone walk me through getting photosho to light up my points and slope-points and then let me make individual changes to some of them while zooming in on thsoe points as I go?
thanks, littleberry
Now I would like to go back and edit many of the points (and slopes = control points), but, I can’t figure out how to get Photoshop to light up my points AND MY control points. I just want to make a few minor adjustments to the exact placement of some of the points, and make precision changes to the slopes defined for some of the points. Also, I need to zoom in on the area around the points I am making the adjustmensts to, without distrubing seeing all my points and slope-ponts lit up.
Can someone walk me through getting photosho to light up my points and slope-points and then let me make individual changes to some of them while zooming in on thsoe points as I go?
thanks, littleberry
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