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Photoshop: tricky snapping of vector shapesSep-9-06, 3:48 pm by HanfordFile under: Photoshop, design, Adobe First off, although I love them, I have some issues Photoshop's Vector tools.. But I thought I'd share this little trick I use with snapping vector shapes to guides. The ProblemWhen moving stuff around with the Path Selection Tool, shapes only want to snap to guide lines via their points. This can cause the occasional problem when a shape's curve defines one of it's edges. Take this rounded triangle for example: It's easy to get the left edge of the triangle to snap to a guide, but the right hand side isn't that easy becuase it's rightmost edge is not defined by a point, but by the curve. It wants to snap here:  The SolutionHowever, if I first trigger Free Transform (Ctrl-F), I can move the shape with a bounding box around it, and all of it's edges and corners without a problem:
I'm just using Free Transform to change it's position; not it's size or rotation, and it also allows me to snap the shape's center to guides as well. Okay, that's all for now. Check out my other Photoshop junk here. Enjoy!   Feedback - 3 responsesDisplayed newest to oldest. Leave a comment.affordable term life insurance wrote: 3 days ago, 3:42 am I have to admit that will total We're actually fascinated with this particular site. sistemas erp You can easily observe that you will be impassioned of your composing. If only I did bought your skill to write.Many thanks revealing. Take care, affordable term life insurance mortgage life insurance wrote: 3 days ago, 3:36 am You earn an awesome point. Got a bit of wonderful facts right here. I think that in case lots more people seriously considered this that way, they will use a better time comprehension the concern. Your own look at is obviously a little something Identification enjoy seeing the rest of. Thanks for your info, mortgage life insurance Leave a commentComments are displayed on posts and visible to all site visitors. |
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