How do you draw simple shapes

how do you dear simple shapes

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How do you draw a oval in cs6?

How do you draw a oval in cs6?
Thanks.
Al

Al-R wrote:
Close but no cigar. I just want to draw a one pixel oval but what I get now is a thick oval. How do I draw a simple line?
Al
Wouldn't a one pixel oval be just a dot? Or are you meaning to say you want to draw an oval that has a one pixel wide edge?
If the latter, then select the oval marque tool, draw your oval, then stroke (edit> stroke) the selection with a one pixel stroke, using the color off your choice.
To draw a simple line:
• use the Pencil tool, set the thickness in the options bar. Click where you want the line to start, then move your mouse to where you want the line to stop and shift-click to draw a straight line to that end point. PS will connect the two points with the line. Or you can free hand the line - just click and draw.
• use the Path tool to draw your line, then pick your brush tool, set the pixel size, pick the color you want as your forground color, then in the Paths pallete drop down, select stroke path and pick the brush tool.
• use the Line tool, inside the shape tool box. Lots of options, just need to experiement.

How do you draw a tie of two notes in the score editor window

How do you draw a simple tie in the score editor window of Logic Pro 10 ; two quarter notes together, an eighth up-beat accross a bar line into the next measure etc? I can't find the answer in videos, help manual. Please give a step by step how to do it.
It's hard to believe that a program like Logic, that has more information than the New York Public Library, does not have a simple solution for tieing notes. Maybe Logic XI will have one, or "Logicians" can speak to Sibelius for a more "note-worthy" way to solving the problem so that the score editor can be more accessible for editing purposes for those that read and write manuscript. Lew Traver

Hi
Ties are generally automatically created as necessary. Simply adjust the length of the note in the Score (using DurationBars or the Inspector), or in the Piano Roll or Event list.
CCT

How do you create nonagon shapes in photoshop cc?

How do you create nonagon shapes in photoshop cc?

It's quite easy, actually.
1. Select the Polygon Tool from Photoshop's Tools panel.
2. Set the Sides value in the Options Bar to 9.
3. Click and drag to create a 9-sided polygon.
-Noel

How do you draw a road?

How do you draw a road?
Looking to draw a road as part
of a header for a courier website.
I am using pse 9

There's something at the bottom of your post, but it does not open.
Be that as it may, this program is not well suited to drawing.
You can draw a road scene yourself, if you wish, then scan it, and work further on the scan in PSE.
You could photograph a road scene, use it for your header with added text.
If you need help, post it here on the forum page (you can't do it via e-mail), and I'm sure you will receive further input.

How would you draw a soccer goal?

Hi guys,
this might be really basic for the pro's out there, but I'm
just a beginner with Fireworks.
Basically, I'm trying to draw a soccer goal (at least the
frame of it) making it look like metal. There are styles that
provide this sort of finish in Fireworks, however, the problem is
that I cannot come up with a shape for the purpose. If I just draw
three lines (post, crossbar, post), and apply metal finish to them,
they look cut off and not very nice. But a rectangular box
obviously has the bottom line too much.
How do you do that??
Thanks for any tips,
Jan

Hmm.
I did a Google search for images of soccer goals. I guess it
depends on how stylized you want your image to be, or how
realistic. I think a fairly realistic image would be on the
difficult side.
The tricky thing is that you're trying to represent something
that is made of pipes (usually round), so you need to indicate this
volume with shading. The shading on the crossbar won't be the same
as the shading on the uprights. I also noted the welded joints
where the crossbar attaches to the uprights. Somehow, you need to
indicate these seams. Another thing that might help you is to use
an angle which is not straight on. Perspective enhances realism.
Many of the images I saw showed goals that have more pieces than
just the uprights and crossbar, either at the top or the bottom to
hold the net. Then, of course, there's the net. These details will
help make your image look more realistic, and more like a goal. The
metallic finish would really be the last thing to add realism. You
need to get the shapes right, first.
Before trying to draw a goal, study real ones. Here are a
couple of different goals:
goal
post from rectangular pipe
goal
post from round pipe
And...here's the
Google
search for soccer goal images.
Good luck!

How do you draw connecting lines in Pages?

I'm trying to draw an exercise: connect the nine dots. I can get the dots—but can't connect them!!
Any ideas?? (I know HOW to connect them, but can't get the lines.)
Thanks

Patti1 wrote:
I used the line tool, but can't make it work!!
Clicking the line tool at the bottom of the Shapes button menu brings up the grey box shown above.
Following those instructions to draw the three connected line segments shown:
Place the mouse pointer (pen nib) at point 1. Click (and release).
Move the pointer to point 2. Click (and release).
Move the pointer to point 3. Click (and release).
Move the pointer to point 4. Click (and release).
Press the esc(ape) key.
Done.
My guess is that you either missed the 'and release' part or the 'press escape to finish' part.
Regards,
Barry

How do you draw rectangular boarders using Photoshop CS4

I want to draw rectangular boarders of different widths using Photoshop CS4. Can someone tell me the best method to use and how I change the boarder widths?
Thank you,
Jim

we can create border using strok option. check out this link.
http://www.myjanee.com/tuts/shapes/shapes.htm

How can you combine 2 shapes while preserving individual colors?

I want to be able to apply vector textures [for t-shirts for example] by knocking the texture shape out of the original shape. Now, say I have a logo with several layers, or a bunch of shapes together, and I want to apply ONE texture across the entire thing (as a knockout). What is the best way to go about this.
And as my question asks, how can I combine two objects into one shape without making them one color? Using the pathfinder of course. Aka, while still maintaining individual colors. Thanks!

I don't have a specific project in mind, but I can mock one up. Okay, so in this example I have a "logo" that has text (in outlines), a gradient, and another shape (it's not a stroke) behind everything. And on the side you can see my texture. Normally, using the "minus front" feature, you can knock the texture out of the shape. But that doesn't work for a complicated combination of shapes (even if it's grouped).
Solutions for this?
I should start a whole post about every possible way to apply textures in Illustrator. Because I know a few different ways, but they all seem to have problems....

How can you draw a thicker line!

Hi,
Do you know how to draw a thicker line without
using Graphics2D? I can not use setStroke because
if I use graphics2d class, the user have to download
JRE to run my applet.
Thanks

Use the end-points of your line to create a Polygon which provides a border round it, then use Graphics.fillPolygon.

How do you draw RenderedImages?

I am using the following code to read a multipage tiff file and i want to display each page in the applet.
File file = new File("C:\\sample2.tif");
try{
SeekableStream ss = new FileSeekableStream(file);
ImageDecoder decoder = ImageCodec.createImageDecoder("tiff", ss, null);
int numPages = decoder.getNumPages();
RenderedImage image[]= new RenderedImage[numPages];
originalImages = new Image[numPages];
inUseImages = new Image[numPages];
When debuging it tells me the exact number of pages there are.
But i have no idea how to draw the image. Any sample code or help will be greatly appreciated. thanks.

Go to the API page for RenderedImage:
http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.4.2/docs/api/java/awt/image/RenderedImage.htmlLook at the top line where there are the links "Overview Package Class Use Tree Deprecated Index Help "
and follow the Use link. Now, do you know how to create a component to draw an image?
By the way, you can also use the javax.imageio packages of the J2SE to read
multipage tiffs.

How do you fill a shape to create kind of quantum effect?

I want to fill a shape with a pattern using Illustrator, but I do not want the border to cut the pattern element that is tiled ,
does anybody know a simple procedure?

Monica already answered you. The answer is still the same.

How do you draw a rectangle in JavaScript?

I am developing an ASP.NET application. There is an image on one of my pages. Users need to be able to draw a rectangle on which part of the image they want to zoom-in to. Basically, when the user clicks on the image, that XY location will be one corner of the rectangle. As the user moves the mouse over the image, I want to be able to show the rectangle. Once they let go of the mouse, I need to send those coordinates to the server and perform the zoom operation.
Does anyone have code that does this?

How, exactly, did you decide that a forum called "New
To Java Technology" was the place to ask this
question??Well he is clearly new to java technology since he dosn't realize that java and javascript are two completley different things.

How do you create simple captions?

I've just been reading tutorials on how to create static and live captions based on metadata in CS5.5. This is more complicated than what I want to do.
I just want to select an image, write a caption specifically for that image, and have it appear below the image. Is that possible?

Sure. Just add a text frame, type your caption, and, if you like, group with the image. Completely static.

CS4...How do you draw/paint in pure black & white?

Sorry for the dumb questions but I'm absolutely new to this stuff and I'm getting a lot of great info here which I'm keeping meticulous notes of...
I've figured out how to paint with CS4 in colors and "near" black/grey/ white (by going to the extreme left of the color square in any given color but it still seems as if if it's influenced by the "parent" color whose square I happen to be choosing from within. Is there a "pure monochrome black/grey/white range" of tones that I'm missing somewhere and, if so, what's the procedure for toggling back and forth quickly/easily between this monochrome and color?
Thanks.

Since we don't have multiple mode images, you might consider doing your 'pen and ink' black and white image in one grayscale document and then saving that image again under a different name in rgb to do your color work. Make sure you are doing your grayscale work on a layer with transparency over a white background. That way you can save the grayscale image layer with transparency and overprint it over your color gouache work as a separate file, black over color, so to speak. Use your black layer in your rgb image as a guide then turn it off to save your color work to print separately.
Actually, you may get just as good a result with less fuss by following the "0,0,0 is pure black; 255,255,255 is pure white" rule for your b&w illustration layer and do your colors on other layers.
I don't have experience with 'Painter' but you might want to check into that program if you want another take on using watercolor or other illustration styles in your document.
Post a link to your work here. We want to see the results of our recommendations please.
Thanks,
Ken

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