Reduce the thickness of an icon's strokes
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I would like to reduce the thickness of the lines in an icon I downloaded in PSD format.
By the way, do you have any good addresses to download icons? I am designing an iPhone iOS 7 application.
Here is the icon in question
http://www.flaticon.com/free-icon/speech-bubble-with-ellipsis_61772
By the way, do you have any good addresses to download icons? I am designing an iPhone iOS 7 application.
Here is the icon in question
http://www.flaticon.com/free-icon/speech-bubble-with-ellipsis_61772
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Good evening,
Even simpler:
Select the path (black arrow).
Apply a white stroke of 6 or 7 pts (instead of the 3 indicated). That's all.
Even simpler:
Select the path (black arrow).
Apply a white stroke of 6 or 7 pts (instead of the 3 indicated). That's all.
Hello
- Open the PSD in Photoshop
- White arrow: click on the shape to select the path
- Remove the background color
- With the white arrow, move the inner path (I recommend setting guides)
- Restore the background color
- Open the PSD in Photoshop
- White arrow: click on the shape to select the path
- Remove the background color
- With the white arrow, move the inner path (I recommend setting guides)
- Restore the background color
It is absolutely pointless to remove the background color, just to restore it afterwards
It’s a mask and your color will therefore follow the path you move without you having to worry about it
In any case, this option to change the outline or background of a shape is only available from CS6 onwards and not in earlier versions.
It’s a mask and your color will therefore follow the path you move without you having to worry about it
In any case, this option to change the outline or background of a shape is only available from CS6 onwards and not in earlier versions.
