Ps Dotted Stroke Feature

12 Responses

1. Aleksej Tišionok

   Another missed feature for Photoshop.

   9 months ago

2. Pro Ihar Gamajunov

   I think it has ... (CS6). In shapes options

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   8 months ago

3. Aleksej Tišionok

   @Ihar Gamajunov didn't know... Still using cs5. Thanks =)

   8 months ago

4. Pro Alexey Chistyakov

   Yes CS6 supports the dotted / stroke lines for the shapes! Kinda cool! You should buy an upgrade asap ;))

   8 months ago

5. Aleksej Tišionok

   @Alexey Chistyakov =) what about perfomance? Is it faster than CS5?

   8 months ago

6. Pro Alexey Chistyakov

   @Aleksej Tišionok I don't think it's WAY faster then CS5 and I can't really compare them because I've bought a new QuadCore i7 MBPRO and almost at the same time installed CS6 on it. CS5 was install on my good old iMac C2D 3.6GHz ... so I can't tell for sure if it faster or not. What I can say for sure on a powerfull MBPRO it feels really fast! )))

   8 months ago

7. Pro Vaibhav Bhat

   @Aleksej Tišionok The upgrade is seriously worth it. Don't regret it at all. It doesn't lag as long as you manually activate all scratch discs in Settings > Performance. :)

   8 months ago

8. Aleksej Tišionok

   @Vaibhav already using trial version. And at this moment I can say that this is the first realy useful update for me since CS3 =)

   8 months ago

9. Sorin Jurcut

   YES. Would love this one !

   8 months ago

10. Virab Yari

    wouldn't be impossible to implement in older versions of Photoshop (talking about literal dots, not dashes though) All it takes are some brush adjustments and the path to select. (doubt you can apply the effect to bitmaps, in versions CS5 that is; CS6 has implemented such a feature)

    7 months ago

11. Aleksej Tišionok

    @Virab Yari , yeah, but this won't work for shape resizing =)

    7 months ago

12. Pro Jean-Marc Denis

    The dashed/dotted strokes are not pixel perfect. I'd rather subtract rectangles shapes and do it myself.

    6 months ago