Graphics Programs Reference
In-Depth Information
8.
You can also constrain a shape in its height and width dimensions. Click the Set
Geometry Options menu and choose an option from the list.
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Unconstrained
—Create a shape in any size with no constrictions.
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Square
—Create a shape constrained to the same height and width.
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Fixed Size
—Create a shape based on a fixed width and height. This can be any
dimension that you need.
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Proportional
—Set a proportion ratio for your shape, such as a 4×6 ratio.
9.
Based on your Geometry Option setting, other options are accessible under the
menu. Click in the W/H (Width/Height) boxes and set your dimensions.
10.
Click the From Center option to set how the image is sized based on its registration
point. The default is the upper-left corner, but you can change this to set the regis-
tration point in the center of the shape.
11.
Click Snap to have the shape snap to the pixel boundaries.
12.
The Shape Layer options let you add to or subtract from a shape on the shape lay-
er. Click the option that you need to edit your shape.
