Photoshop CS6: The pen tool path is not appearing
Solved
KHC81
Posted messages
54
Status
Membre
-
KHC81 Posted messages 54 Status Membre -
KHC81 Posted messages 54 Status Membre -
Hello,
I am using Photoshop CS6, and the paths created with the pen tool do not appear when I save as JPEG. I then reopen the PSD file and all the paths have disappeared.
If anyone could help me.
Thank you.
I am using Photoshop CS6, and the paths created with the pen tool do not appear when I save as JPEG. I then reopen the PSD file and all the paths have disappeared.
If anyone could help me.
Thank you.
3 réponses
I finally managed to make the lines appear in the jpegs but by using "Shape".
Thank you both for your responses.
Thank you both for your responses.
Maybe you need to give it a color and a thickness...
Select your trace, then right-click "stroke of the trace/pencil"
It's the parameters of the pencil tool that will apply, so set them beforehand.
Select your trace, then right-click "stroke of the trace/pencil"
It's the parameters of the pencil tool that will apply, so set them beforehand.
Hello
a path cannot be saved, it can only be converted to a shape or possibly exported as a path to another application
it is not necessary to create a layer to make a path, the layer will be created automatically when converting to a shape, whether by fill background or stroke fill, or both
that said: you may need to create several paths in the same file
in this case, you should create a new layer for each new path in the path panel, and remember to name them
you can add as many as needed, all paths will be separate, you just need to click on their layer in the path panel to make them appear and convert them
I would like to add for the information:
paths are not "strokes"
they have that appearance because we cannot work on the invisible
but it's only an appearance, as long as they are not converted they have no substance and cannot be treated like pencil or brush strokes
ok?
a path cannot be saved, it can only be converted to a shape or possibly exported as a path to another application
it is not necessary to create a layer to make a path, the layer will be created automatically when converting to a shape, whether by fill background or stroke fill, or both
that said: you may need to create several paths in the same file
in this case, you should create a new layer for each new path in the path panel, and remember to name them
you can add as many as needed, all paths will be separate, you just need to click on their layer in the path panel to make them appear and convert them
I would like to add for the information:
paths are not "strokes"
they have that appearance because we cannot work on the invisible
but it's only an appearance, as long as they are not converted they have no substance and cannot be treated like pencil or brush strokes
ok?