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i am very new to this photoshop Can any one tell me once you have completed a pen line and stroked it how can you come back to adjust/edit it at at a later date?
Colour or shape of line or Bush type colour the only way i have found so far is to create a new layer then adjust the path if required the re stroke it again with the new settings for the brush if required
i have a CAD background and we can adjust anything at a any time i was hoping by editing the pen line the stroked brush would adjust to suit
i have not found anything on this subject sofar
If you select Shape rather than Path in the options for the Pen, you can get a stroke that can be updated:
This cannot really give the effect of stroking a path with some fancy Brush preset, though, so that requires doing it the way you've been doing it.
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If you select Shape rather than Path in the options for the Pen, you can get a stroke that can be updated:
This cannot really give the effect of stroking a path with some fancy Brush preset, though, so that requires doing it the way you've been doing it.
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Thanks
Please can you confirm What do you call a fancy shape changes?
If i have a wavy line that is stroked with a brush i can adjust the shape with the transform tools and its colour the shape changes but the path is not adjusted!
The path stays their is no link between the pen line and the shape of the original stroke once you have finished
However if i need to redesign the over all pen line shape or edit the brush that i stroke the line with i have been deleting or hiding the layer with the first shape on it and creating a new layer editing the path if possible then re stroking the new shape pen line with the new brush their appears to be no link between the stroked path and the final shape once it has been stroked
If you adjust the pen line once the line has been stroked the shape dose not change.
i assume the best plan is to have one object on each layer if you need to have the ability to adjust things and edit them at a latter date
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I think Illustrator would be a better tool for what you're doing because it's a vector graphics editor so you have much more control over strokes.
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Thanks i was just trying to see what was and not possible
thank you