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does anyone know how to stop the eraser in Photoshop CSΩ from feathering
Orikaeshigitae
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seriously, fuck this shit
argh
someone tell me
and then we can talk about editing photos and maybe post some photoshops
(did you know you're not supposed to call it a photoshop)
argh
someone tell me
and then we can talk about editing photos and maybe post some photoshops
(did you know you're not supposed to call it a photoshop)
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2 - choose a hard edged brush
3 - love me
God you're dumb.
noooooooooooooooooooooooo that will give you an aliased eraser which will not be very rad at all
How do I set InDesign CS3 up to automatically populate pages given an XML data source and pre-formatted styles?
but that just makes it erase white instead of erasing from the layer
I only mostly use it to resize images and fix colors in pictures.
I've been trying to reach you, but your extension cord doesn't reach that far.
can i like make a hard edged brush because the 1, 3, and 5 px brushes all seem to be feathered
Use a smaller brush to get rid of any additional feathering you still get.
it is at 100%
wait, you're using cs2?
in that same menu make sure hardness is cranked to 100%
also, are you using a tablet or a mouse
I made a TD for iphone and windows phone!
YOUR MOTHER DARNS SOCKS IN HELL
and i'm using a mouse
imageready
I've been trying to reach you, but your extension cord doesn't reach that far.
look
use the sliders. Set hardness to 100%.
I made a TD for iphone and windows phone!
That rules.
it won't ever be 100% non-feathered because it uses antialiasing
but set it to like 3px or less and you'll get a real tight line, then go in with a larger brush and clean up the rest
You're still screwing around with that? I'm gonna download it from some torrent site and figure it out myself pretty soon.
alright
i guess i'll stick with marquee selection or something, because any feathering fucks up the 1px lines i'm trying to clean up around
it has as many as any other brush
and custom brushes are simple to make
I'll answer that if you tell me how to convert GE - Ethernet Global Data to be compliant with OLE for Process Control standards.
pick the hard edged 19 brush
then turn the Master Diameter down to like 3 or 5 or small or something
and if it is still being gay
then shit i don't know, maybe you dig boners
oh shit you're trying to clean 1px lines?
yeah, turn the eraser from brush to pencil
up at the top, in the dropdown
like don't actually use the pencil tool
We're not allowed to do that?
I made a TD for iphone and windows phone!
I don't have difficulty reading. I have difficulty comprehending how you could be getting a feathered edge on a 1 pixel brush.
Want to make it easier? Set up a layer on top of it and paint or use the pen tool to build the area you want to erase. Then ctrl-click on the layer preview, select the layer you want to erase from, hide the layer you just drew that in and hit delete.
okay cool
but
why is it erasing to white instead of the layer that is underneath the current one
perhaps i dig boners
perhaps i have something set wierd
I've been trying to reach you, but your extension cord doesn't reach that far.
oooohhh oops :oops:
I am behind the timez
actually fallsy
now that i have all of the information
it appears your answer was the correct one
(as to why the eraser is dropping white instead of, you know, erasing...that's a new one on me)
That's one step away from this place being raided by the internet police.