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# 16 03-08-2008 , 07:29 PM

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Originally posted by Chirone
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use the pen tool

its the only way i can think of to get you round lines.

to clarify, the pen tool will create points like the EP and CV curve tool in Maya (i forget which one its more like)...

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Its more like the EP curve tool (which I personally don't like xP ).

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# 17 05-08-2008 , 03:51 PM

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This link has all the info you need dubai3d:

https://www.tutorio.com/tutorial/photoshop-round-corners

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# 18 05-08-2008 , 04:21 PM

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thanks gubar, that is awesome, that is what I need,
gubar, thanks again for the link, appreciate your replay=
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# 19 05-08-2008 , 04:39 PM

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You're welcome!

All I did was google "how to make rounded rectangles in photoshop" and it was entry number 1.

cheers

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# 20 03-09-2008 , 04:31 AM

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# 21 03-09-2008 , 04:37 AM

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what does THAT mean.., lost my latin book about 40 years ago??? user added image

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# 22 03-09-2008 , 04:48 AM

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Originally posted by mirek03
what does THAT mean.., lost my latin book about 40 years ago???

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Who really thinks its cool to spam like that? I mean seriously lol.

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# 23 03-09-2008 , 04:49 AM

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you mean ME???

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# 24 03-09-2008 , 04:52 AM

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LOL no silly, I'm talking about that one guy above who has been spamming all these threads.

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# 25 03-09-2008 , 04:56 AM

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ive never seen it before.., but i know the site is attacked occasionally.?? someone with a problem.., needs help..?? could more easily just ask eh??

you know, on another forum, of bigshots.., and they are but most are pretty humble i just got attacked.., sort of picked on because i never worked in the biggest cGI houses here (judging by the hours i wouldnt want to at my age).., it feels really.., i dont know.., horrible and not necessary.

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# 26 03-09-2008 , 05:06 AM

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"Attacked"? "Picked on"? Wow, I don't want to hijack this thread but I have to ask, how.

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# 27 16-09-2008 , 06:44 PM

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Dubai3d, You may want to try Macromedia Flash (MX) for this. I use it all of the time for doing Bumps and shapes etc. Because it's vector-based, everything can be easily modified. I have even used it for just drawings, because it is so modifyable.

Any version of Flash, even old ones, will do.

Then it can be exported as an image user added image

For filling in photoshop or whatever

Hope this helps

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# 28 17-09-2008 , 06:41 AM

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yes you are right, flash is excellent for this kind of stuff,

It is the best way to draw line and vectors, it is really good way/long way , I'll try. thanks for reminding me this tips,
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# 29 17-09-2008 , 07:20 AM

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i might have missed something, but Illustrator plugs right into maya.., and illustrator is vector too?? you can even change the model in the viewport (maya) from editing it in Illustrator.., you can find the rave in one of digi tutors free tuts.

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