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It takes some trial an error to cleanly stroke and fill a path. I wonder if there are any tips to do it right the first time?
What I’m talking about is when you stroke – by default it seems to stroke with the pen tool which results in pixilated curves. So you have to select the 1px brush, then stroke, and hope the straight vertical and horizontal lines aren’t smoothed as well. It takes a few tries to get the 1px straight lines. I know making your paths exact pixel sizes helps (200×400 instead of 200.25×400.50), but not always.
-Max (perfectionist)
What I’m talking about is when you stroke – by default it seems to stroke with the pen tool which results in pixilated curves. So you have to select the 1px brush, then stroke, and hope the straight vertical and horizontal lines aren’t smoothed as well. It takes a few tries to get the 1px straight lines. I know making your paths exact pixel sizes helps (200×400 instead of 200.25×400.50), but not always.
-Max (perfectionist)
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