P: Ability to snap to Pixel for shape/layer creation and transform

I know about that. But I'm talking about transformation. Often I'll draw a large icon, then when I resize it down I have to spend ages nudging the nodes to the pixel so the icons appear crisp.

When resizing, whether it's with selecting the edges and dragging, or just selecting the edges and nudging with the arrow keys. I want to be able to nudge a full pixel at a time, to keep a clean hard edge.

You do know that the rectangle and rounded rectangle tools already have an option to snap to pixels when you create them, right?

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Could you be more specific about what tools and areas still need a snap to pixel option?

As an added idea to this - is the ability to select nodes and choose "move nodes to nearest pixel"

Suggested implementation:
http://edw.me/1u0X3Z24180V0h1d0U05

Thanks for the tip. I'll try that out tomorrow (until Adobe makes it easier). Also, the bit about having a second window for the same document/file is pretty neat too!

By the way, here's a "hack" to snap to pixels in Photoshop when transforming: http://edwardsanchez.me/blog/text/126...

Exactly. It Becomes VERY time consuming when you have to adjust every element.

Good one. I can't believe this isn't available yet (I almost thought I read somewhere that it was?). I hate creating a vector box (with rounded corners usually -- but that's besides the point), and usually 2 edges aren't hard edges (i.e., aren't snapped to a specific pixel). Then I have to either nudge it a few times after zooming in, or create guides before I even create the shape (so that it will snap to the guide(s) I dragged out.

Snap to pixel is extremely useful for icon designers and would be great if it was available on all shapes.

Smart snapping to nearest pixel when resizing a shape would be particularly useful for icon design.