Re: Curved paths in Photoshop
by "Earl & Cindy Douglass" <douglass(at)sprintmail.com>
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Hi, I didn't see anyone else answering this so I thought I'd I'd toss my
little two cents your way. In Illustrator, or in Adobe PhotoShop paths, you
would hold the Alt( PC) or on Mac (Option) key, then click again on the
vector point and drag the handle in the direction you'd like the next line
to go.
Cindy
douglass(at)sprintmail.com
http://www.measurespec.com/
-----Original Message-----
From: B. Szyszka <bart(at)bgrafyx.com>
To: 'hwg-graphics(at)hwg.org' <hwg-graphics(at)hwg.org>
Date: Sunday, December 07, 1997 4:13 AM
Subject: Curved paths in Photoshop
>Hello,
>
>I've been finding myself using curved
>paths more and more these days, however
>there is a problem I'm having that I can't
>seem to over-come.
>
>When I create paths, I hold on to my
>trackball button and then move my mouse
>to curve them (instead of doing it the other
>way, which is to create your paths straight
>and then curve them later). But when I
>make it curved once, the next ones are curved
>too without me holding on to the mouse button.
>Is there a key I can hold on to to make them
>straight again or make them curve in a different
>direction?
>
>* Thanks
>
>-------------------------------------------------------
>Bart Szyszka ICQ: 4982727
>B Grafyx "We Make Bee-utiful Graphics"
>http://www.bgrafyx.com/
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>
>
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