This is something that I can’t figure out. If I use the marquee tool to draw a square on a blank page and then try to fill it with any color it blurs the color out over the edges. I have everything at 100% but I cant find where to stop this. I want it to just fill up to the line without blurring it. Any help?
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Tolerence for the magic wand is at zero. Marquee tool feather is at zero. Still does it though. I just opened a new file. Filled it with blue, selected all created border, filled selected border and it still does this crappy blur thing.
Nomad I don’t know what quick masks does but it makes no difference here.
John I just opened a new file. Filled it with blue (fill tool), selected all, created border(select, modify, border), paintbrush or erase the remaining selected part which is a border and it goes over the selected part and makes it feathered. I want it to stop painting or erasing at the selection line and not spill over.
This is just a way that makes this happen. I was trying to do something different but ran into this problem. It looks like it feathers the edge but feather is at 0px.
Create your border manually. Using the Marquee Tools is one passible way of doing it. For example, make a square, hold your ALT key and drag a second square to subtract from the middle of that square.
Kelly, try setting your tools. From the upper tool bar, the icon on the furthermost left side, right click on the down arrow. This will open two options. One resets just the tool you’re using, the other will reset all your tools. Try the latter.