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Acecool
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 Posted: Sat Oct 16, 2004 11:57 am Post subject: Anti aliasing, turning it off wont turn it off PS 7.0 |
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BryanDowning
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Weird... The Pencil Tool is by definition NOT anti-aliased... Are you sure you have it selected? I don't even see a checkbox for antialiased for the pencil or paintbrush tool.
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Acecool
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BryanDowning
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Are you painting a selection? If the selection is holding anti-alias information, then it wont matter what you use to color it. Did you CTRL+click or something? How did you get that selection?
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Acecool
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Acecool
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BryanDowning
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Yeah I was looking at that. At first I was about to ask why the hell you were coloring a border around a circle. lol
Then I realized you needed it to be un-anti-aliased. I tried looking for a way to do it easily, but it seems as if all the stroke options want you to do it anit-aliased.
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Acecool
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