Resize the rounded Rectangle

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• Size specific for the rounded Rectangle tool

  Is there a way to specify the dimensions of the rounded Rectangle tool as there is for the Rectangle tool?  I like to draw my boxes to rays already on them (save time), but I'm never going too fast and short stop or through the size I want.  If I could punch in numbers I want, then I know it would be true - and if it goes much faster.

  Here it is:

  

• Mask for the rounded rectangle?

  Hi there, hope someone can guide me on this.

  In Photoshop (CS4) on a layer, I have a round-corner rectangle with some effects (gradient, shadow overlay).

  It sits on a background that is larger than the rectangle, and that has its own effects on it.

  I have several pictures of loans that are standard rectangular (i.e. no round corners). What I want is to have one of these images appear inside and completely fill the round corner rectangle, I guess from a mask any? Whereas if I change the size of the round corner rectangle, it shows just more (or less) image behind her, but is not spread outside the limits of the round corner rectangle.

  I hope I could describe it effectively - the forum is currently not allow attachments image :-(

  Thank you in advance for help with this.

  P

  You can do this by making a rectangle shape layer to rounded corners (form 1)

  and then put your picture in a layer (Layer 1) above the shape layer.

  With Layer 1 still in activity, go to layer > create clipping mask.

  You can then change the blending mode of the gradient overlay in the overlay.

  Then with the active shape layer, resize your rectangle to your liking.

  

  MTSTUNER

• I have photoshop cs2. I would like to add or insert a jpg or gif image/image layer in photoshop created with the "Rounded Rectangle tool. How would I do that?

  

  The background photo/image is a layer

  I would like to add the image/photo of this layer to the white layer that has been created with the tool "rounded rectangle", and then delete the background layer and you end up with an image/icon with corners rounded

  Turn on your background layer to a regular layer by double clicking on the thumbnail in the layers palette.

  Then add a vector mask to the layer by going to layer > vector mask > reveal all the

  Then set the Rectangle rounded to path tool and draw your Rectangle on the vector mask.

• Where is the rounded Rectangle tool?

  Hell

  I'm new to AI cs5.

  I'm going nuts trying to make a rectangle with rounded corners.  I know there is a 'rounded rectangle tool' somewhere, but I can't.  Your help is appreciated.

  s!

  At least in older versions this is in the dialog box of the Rectangle tool, which should appear when you ClickHold.

  If it does not appear, your preferences are damaged. You can try to press Ctrl + Alt + Shift / Cmd + Option + shift at startup to clear them.

• Problem when resizing the round objects

  Hello

  I have a problem with the downward revision round objects.

  In summary, here's the question:

  

  As you can see when I reduce a cirle of size size B, upper side and left of the circle B are flat.

  Why this happens and how to avoid it? It is really frustraiting when working with small objects.

  See you soon.

  Howdy.

  The flats on the small circles is caused by anti-aliasing misalignment with the pixel grid when the circle is resized. You will most often see when resizing a shape with an odd number of pixels. You have one see below the center of the circle is forced off the pixel grid, and anti-aliasing is disabled.

  

  This is the actual size.

  

  What should do?

  Before you accept the processing, move the circle to the center point of the circle is on the pixel grid. Use the arrow key to move around. Experiment. Move the center of the circle at different outside the premises of the grid before accepting the transformation. You will see all kinds of permutations of anti-aliasing. Choose one that is symmetrical. The focus should be on the grid. Then smoothing should be symmetrical. When the transform is applied, anti-aliasing is cooked in, and you can move back the circle to its original position if you wish.

  Like Paulo and Noel have noted, the quality of the original circle antialiasing will notice when it is reduced to the size of the web icons. Any asymmetry in the original may be noticeable to a normal size, because it is only about one or two rows of pixels on the perimeter of the circle. A small percentage of assymetry on a circle of 300px. When the circle is reduced to 10 pixels, the asymmetry affects another one or two lines of pixels. And the circle goes PEAR because the assymmetry could be as much as 10%. My guess is that the OP is working with images that are a little unhinged to start.

  There is much more to this, but it might help.

  Peace,

  Lee

• Problem with the rounded Rectangle tool

  I want to change the average RADIUS (right arrow) but now it's only let me pick 1 RADIUS and anything in between.

  

  You use a Wacom Tablet? There is a problem with the drivers Wacom causing the corners QUICKLY change which sometimes may appear as a step as if you quickly press the arrow key.

  This has been fixed for a version or two, then slipped in the.

• drawing of a star that appears in the form of a rounded rectangle?

  

  Hello, I'm trying to draw a star, but it is indicated by a rounded rectangle. In the appearance Panel, it said "rounded rectangle", too. I do not understand why I messed up. If anyone can, please explain what is happening? Thank you.

  You probably already understand that the appearance panel shows you the effect called (convert to shape) "Rounded Rectangle" change the outcome of your spline paths.

  If you turn off the eyeball in this Panel, or select the effect layer and remove the rounded Rectangle, the illustration will be back to its original look (Star) - or whatever it is you put in appearances.

  There are a lot of great tours for the appearance Panel: using Illustrator | Control the appearance Panel

  HTH

• Premiere Pro cs6 how to adjust the radius of rounded rectangle

  I think that my title covers my question.

  How to set the rectangle with corners RADIUS rounded in Premiere Pro CS6? Trying to make a lower third and don't want exaggerated rounded corners.  Is there a way to set the radius of the corner?

  Thank you

  It there is no option to change the radius of (CRA) corner of the rounded rectangle and no other way that I never discovered in the Titler, to make a decent shape for her.

  Adobe Illustrator will do a better job.

• Resize the photo but not the vector mask?

  If I use a vector for a picture of drawing as a mask, can I then change the picture and hide individually?

  There is a point in the center of the photo which allows me to move the mask, but how can I resize the photo without resizing the mask and resize the mask without resizing the photo?

  Thank you

  Hold down the Alt/Option + click this point blue Center to move/adjust the mask without worrying if the thumbnail of the layer is active.

  Regarding resizing regardless of them, I'm not aware of all the shortcuts except for:

  Decouple (click/enable/disable the link between the thumbnail of the layer and the mask thumbnail)

  Select the thumbnail of the mask.

  Change the values (W/H) in the PI. (You can also do the same thing here for the active layer thumbnail)

  Here is a tip that I use a lot of the time:

  Use AutoShapes like masks. It is those who have points in the canvas "controller" that allow to resize, change the angles etc.

  Example:

  A. open/import an image file.

  B. Edit > cut the image/bitmap to the Clipboard.

  C. adding a Rectangle object rounded on the Web and have it active before moving on to the next step.

  D. Edit > paste inside the contents of the Clipboard (the image).

  The result is your image with the a vector mask was consistent with the auto shape (in this case, the rounded Rectangle).

  That's the problem - select the vector mask thumbnail and you will see again "anchor controllers" there: resize and corner radius.

  h

• Splitting of a rounded rectangle

  I have a square with rounded edges. I want to fill half of it with color. Normally I drop another rectangle on it in the Middle, and then use the pathfinder tool to split half, I want color and half, I don't. But with the rounded rectangle, which creates new rounded edges where I'm square. Solutions?

  It sounds like the rounded corners are applied as an effect. What you need to do is rather to draw your place using the rounded rectangle tool. Then you can cut that in half (various methods available as well as the Pathfinder) and the angles will be square to each side of the cut.

• Annoyed is not in PSCS5X: rounded rectangle

  I usually draw shapes and several times in order to give something a nice curved edge, I have to create a new layer, use a rounded rectangle tool to make another shape, load this layer as a selection, refocus the layer I want and then perform the action (deletion or SELECTION REVERSE then delete)

  I am very surprised Photoshop does not give the rectangle selection rectangle, the possibility of having rounded edges.

  Hello Aegis,

  I have a solution more simple that can relieve your headaches.  Don't know why I thought not before, because you have mentioned using the rounded Rectangle tool...

  How does this sound like a possible workflow for you.

  1. choose the rounded Rectangle tool.

  

  2. click the icon of access paths so that the tool is an outline of a path.

  

  3. "select" box that you want with the rounded Rectangle tool.

  

  4 to convert the path to a selection.

  

  

  This could be a lot easier than what you've done, no?  And the path shows you exactly what the selection will eventually look like.

  Step 4 could be placed on action that could be attributed to a function key.

  -Christmas

• HELP - strange behavior rounded Rectangle - cannot select Anchor Points

  Good day to you all, I hope someone can help out me.

  I have a strange problem with my Illustrator CS3.

  I worked on an illustration for hours without any problem and the graphics requires me to do a lot of "buttons". I used the rectangular shape with AESTHETIC tool > > button CORNERS ROUNDED to create different forms without any problem whatsoever.

  All of a sudden (without close AICS3), all my NEWLY CREATED rectangles behave strangely.

  None of my new rectangles allowed me to individually select anchor points. As you know, when you create a rounded rectangle, you'll find yourself with 8 points (2 per corner) compared with 4 anchor points in a normal rectangle. In this case, all of my new rounded rectangles show only 4 points.

  When I choose the direct Selection (white arrow) tool, I can not select on the path itself and only the limit is displayed (with corner WHITE, no black points). Adjust this flat bounding box / distorts my rectangle, while the scales of adjustment with the black arrow rectangle. I can't use the scissors tool either. I can't add/remove is a path with the pen tool.

  I can't select individual anchor points.

  All of the 'old' generated rectangles are fine, I can select each path and anchor individually, but all rectangles later do not allow me to do.

  To add to the confusion, this only happens with rectangles. As you can see with the picture below. I can create any simple or complex form/paths, and I can choose individual anchors with no problems. Can I use the tool scissors without any problem or even the tool pen to add/remove a path to all other forms BUT the rectangle with corners rounded...

  

  Only the rounded rectangle tool shows the anchor 'blue '. Note that all four forms have been selected with the direct Selection (white arrow) tool. If I used the black arrow, then the selection should have been outside of the black lines of the rounded rectangle.

  What is going on? I deleted the AIPrefs, it isn't CTRL-H, I am really confused...

  Help, please. Thank you very much

  Dave

  As you know, when you create a rounded rectangle, you'll find yourself with 8 points (2 per corner) compared with 4 anchor points in a normal rectangle. In this case, all of my new rounded rectangles show only 4 points.

  Yes, as it should be. Rounded corners is an effect and unrelated to the native rounded rectangle tool. In order for the paths, the effect should be expanded using the object--> Expand.

  Mylenium

• Correspondence of the corners between the larger and smaller rectangles rounded rectangle rounded

  In the image as an attachment, the largest rectangle rounded on top was the same as the one on the bottom corner radius. However, one on the bottom is not the same aspect and looks more stairs, even if I extended just one to create the bottom of the top. How can I match them within the radius of rounding, but have the bottom one be a larger rectangle?

  Thank you!

  

  Once the corners have been rounded, which extends shape will distort them. If you want to resize. try to select only the lower corners with the direct Selection tool and dragging them down.

• Help!  I'm stuck.  No, not the child into the well.  I took a picture and put a second layer top with a rounded rectangle to make a frame.  My problem is that I need to find a way to hide the small box outside the box on the second layer.  Thanks to

  Help!  I'm stuck.  No, not the child into the well.  I took a picture and put a second layer top with a rounded rectangle to make a frame.  My problem is that I need to find a way to hide the small box outside the box on the second layer.  Thanks to all those who can help you.

  

  Another option is to put the Options bar of the Rectangle rounded to the path tool

  Trash bolt for the background layer, hold down the Cmd key and click on the symbol of the new layer to layer below the image to white. Then edit > fill with white.

  Return the image layer and draw the image as a path

  Click the load as a selection path in the Panel traced

  Edit > stroke and stroke with color

  Select > Inverse > delete