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I’m wondering if Photoshop has some sort of pixel snapping feature? When I draw a vector shape (rectangle for example) it seems there are positions on screen that the points land on that are inbetween actual pixels, resulting in muddy borders. This is really apparent when drawing a vector line with the line tool. I can fix this by nudging them with the direct selection tool, but this is a pain.
There’s no "pixel" option in the view > snap to menu, so I’m wondering if I’m looking in the wrong space or if this feature doesn’t exist? I just want to draw shapes with crisp borders. 🙁
There’s no "pixel" option in the view > snap to menu, so I’m wondering if I’m looking in the wrong space or if this feature doesn’t exist? I just want to draw shapes with crisp borders. 🙁
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