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Carole
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|  Posted: Thu May 13, 2010 3:56 am Post subject: "WARP" TYPE TOOL |
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Paint Shop Pro has a warp tool (warp brush and warp mesh) that allows you to
resize an individual object or part of an object inside the image, i.e.,
make object thinner, wider, etc. while leaving the rest of the image intact.
It displays a grid on the screen for the warp mesh and resizing is possible
by moving the lines on the grid up, down, in or out. Is there anything
comparable to that in Adobe?
Other than a clipart object, I know of no way to resize a portion of the
image. Any help will be sincerely appredciated.
Thank you.
Carole B |
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| | Posted: Fri May 14, 2010 8:40 am Post subject: Re: "WARP" TYPE TOOL |
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Quote:Paint Shop Pro has a warp tool (warp brush and warp mesh) that allows you
to resize an individual object or part of an object inside the image,
i.e., make object thinner, wider, etc. while leaving the rest of the image
intact. It displays a grid on the screen for the warp mesh and resizing is
possible by moving the lines on the grid up, down, in or out. Is there
anything comparable to that in Adobe?
Other than a clipart object, I know of no way to resize a portion of the
image. Any help will be sincerely appredciated.
Thank you.
Carole B
You can copy that object to new layer then you can edit it and keeping that
layer on top.
Juki |
| | Back to top | | | Carole
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| | Posted: Sun May 16, 2010 7:50 pm Post subject: Re: "WARP" TYPE TOOL |
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Thanks Juki,
I tried that but it didn't work for what I wanted to do -- pull in sides of
an object to make it look thinner -- but thank you very much for your
response. I appreciate it:)
Carole
"Juki" <Juki (A_T) väärä.osoite.fi> wrote
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"Carole" <carole555 (AT) aol (DOT) com> kirjoitti
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Paint Shop Pro has a warp tool (warp brush and warp mesh) that allows you
to resize an individual object or part of an object inside the image,
i.e., make object thinner, wider, etc. while leaving the rest of the
image intact. It displays a grid on the screen for the warp mesh and
resizing is possible by moving the lines on the grid up, down, in or out.
Is there anything comparable to that in Adobe?
Other than a clipart object, I know of no way to resize a portion of the
image. Any help will be sincerely appredciated.
Thank you.
Carole B
You can copy that object to new layer then you can edit it and keeping
that layer on top.
Juki
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| | Posted: Mon May 17, 2010 5:05 am Post subject: Re: "WARP" TYPE TOOL |
| So,if You have CS2 or CS3, have a look Filter > Liquify
Juki
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Quote:Thanks Juki,
I tried that but it didn't work for what I wanted to do -- pull in sides
of an object to make it look thinner -- but thank you very much for your
response. I appreciate it:)
Carole
"Juki" <Juki (A_T) väärä.osoite.fi> wrote
"Carole" <carole555 (AT) aol (DOT) com> kirjoitti
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Paint Shop Pro has a warp tool (warp brush and warp mesh) that allows
you to resize an individual object or part of an object inside the
image, i.e., make object thinner, wider, etc. while leaving the rest of
the image intact. It displays a grid on the screen for the warp mesh and
resizing is possible by moving the lines on the grid up, down, in or
out. Is there anything comparable to that in Adobe?
Other than a clipart object, I know of no way to resize a portion of the
image. Any help will be sincerely appredciated.
Thank you.
Carole B
You can copy that object to new layer then you can edit it and keeping
that layer on top.
Juki
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| | Posted: Mon May 17, 2010 6:50 am Post subject: Re: "WARP" TYPE TOOL |
| Or Edit > Transform >Warp with resize and so on.
Juki
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Quote:So,if You have CS2 or CS3, have a look Filter > Liquify
Juki
"Carole" <carole555 (AT) aol (DOT) com> kirjoitti
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Thanks Juki,
I tried that but it didn't work for what I wanted to do -- pull in sides
of an object to make it look thinner -- but thank you very much for your
response. I appreciate it:)
Carole
"Juki" <Juki (A_T) väärä.osoite.fi> wrote
"Carole" <carole555 (AT) aol (DOT) com> kirjoitti
viestissä:hshiq7$to1$1 (AT) news (DOT) eternal-september.org...
Paint Shop Pro has a warp tool (warp brush and warp mesh) that allows
you to resize an individual object or part of an object inside the
image, i.e., make object thinner, wider, etc. while leaving the rest of
the image intact. It displays a grid on the screen for the warp mesh
and resizing is possible by moving the lines on the grid up, down, in
or out. Is there anything comparable to that in Adobe?
Other than a clipart object, I know of no way to resize a portion of
the image. Any help will be sincerely appredciated.
Thank you.
Carole B
You can copy that object to new layer then you can edit it and keeping
that layer on top.
Juki
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| | Back to top | | | Carole
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| | Posted: Tue May 18, 2010 5:10 am Post subject: Re: "WARP" TYPE TOOL |
| Juki,
Brilliant! You are brilliant. The liquify tool is great. It works
perfectly and I would never have thought of it. Thank you so much. I
sincerely appreciate your help:)
Carole
"Carole" <carole555 (AT) aol (DOT) com> wrote
Quote:Paint Shop Pro has a warp tool (warp brush and warp mesh) that allows you
to resize an individual object or part of an object inside the image,
i.e., make object thinner, wider, etc. while leaving the rest of the image
intact. It displays a grid on the screen for the warp mesh and resizing is
possible by moving the lines on the grid up, down, in or out. Is there
anything comparable to that in Adobe?
Other than a clipart object, I know of no way to resize a portion of the
image. Any help will be sincerely appredciated.
Thank you.
Carole B
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