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Ivan Kutcher
Hello guys. The recent work on the design of the iphone application, I realized that I was lacking features rounded corners, as is done in adobe illustrator. Although there are problems in Illustrator (all is rounded shape).
I would like to have a built-in ability to photoshop.
If you can implement a similar, write me. Concept.
8 months ago
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Maxwell Barvian
This would be very cool.
8 months ago
Handy indeed!
8 months ago
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Mateusz Dembek
Nice pro tip ;) thanks. Btw. check your email ;)
8 months ago
there is a nice plug-in for illustrator called xtreme path by cvalley. usually i draw shape in ai and copy it to ps.
8 months ago
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Ivan Kutcher
@Alex Potapenko I know. I mean photoshop :)
8 months ago
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Designmodo (Adrian)
Иван, это у вас плагин? Я немного не понял :)
8 months ago
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Ivan Kutcher
@DesignModo (Adrian) No, now I'm looking for a programmer who can create a plugin or action.
8 months ago
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Designmodo (Adrian)
Ok, he is a concept, ok.
8 months ago
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Olivier Massain
Awesome. Make it real!
8 months ago
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Andrew Colclough
I use photoshop's vector tools constantly...and they still lack so much sadly. This would rule.
8 months ago
For a second i thought this was real, i didn't bother reading your comment ahah. I literally said holy shit out loud and immediately opened photoshop only to be filled with sadness when i didn't find the "round corner" option in the menu. You've ruined my day ahaha.
8 months ago
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Ilie Ciorba
Oh yeah, that would bine nice!
@Mateusz Dembek any updates on this? Because if you already did something I could try and help, this thing seriously inspired me to try.
8 months ago
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Mateusz Dembek
@Ilie Ciorba - uhm but I will not do this. I just help @Ivan Kutcher in finding the person who would be able to deal with it cuz i think it's great idea ;)
8 months ago
this option should be in photoshop .......... for easy life :-)
Mr.Adobe .... Please do it :-)
8 months ago
Yeah, you don't need a plugin for this. You can do this with the tools provided in every PS version. https://dl.dropbox.com/u/3803913/Screenshots/roundedcornersps.jpg
8 months ago
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Ivan Kutcher
@Christian Philippsen Okay. But if you create a any shape, your method is inconvenient. Especially if I want to use different radius.
@Davey Heuser I want to see in the future. And thanks for the comment.
8 months ago
Man i would love if the included The vector features from Fireworks to photoshop. They're just so practical.
http://bit.ly/OhrEpy
Rounden Corners, Unrounden Corners, Invert selection, Align Polygon to half pixels,…
Either that, or just freaking work on Fireworks Adobe…
8 months ago
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Vitaly Ishkulov
In fact I would like to see something like vector manipulation tools in Fireworks implemented in Photoshop. It is really powerful. Way better than in Illustrator.
8 months ago
@Vitaly Ishkulov Haha, 2 minutes too late ;)
8 months ago
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Ivan Kutcher
@Florian Schrödl I think was my shot, a great way to help each other :) However, I am as big a fan of photoshop, would love to see this, and it is there.
8 months ago
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Nick
Definitely should have!
8 months ago
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Craig Erskine
This is why I use Fireworks. This concept isn't even required because you can round the corners from the PI. You can resize the shape to any dimension and the roundness (% or px) stays without distortion.
Path panel in Fw is really great.
8 months ago
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Jack Bingham
Nice presentation! I think it would be more useful to be able to adjust corner radii after drawing a roundrect. Only rounding certain corners is something you can do quite easily with the rounded rectangle and direct selection tools.
8 months ago
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Ivan Kutcher
@Jack Bingham Yes, if it's just a rectangle, easily. But, I mean, and more complex shapes. And thank you for taking part in the discussion :)
8 months ago