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Hello everyone . I have a trouble with duplicating shapes.
1- I am creating shape
2- I am duplicating it from layers panel (alt+g)
3- But there is a always this issue (in pictures).
Why is this happening ? Any ideas how can i solve it ? Thanksthere is a mistake 😞
creating shape
copying it
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Looks like the expected result of two anti-aliased shapes on top of each other.
Why do you need two shapes if one is intended to hide the other anyway?
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To elaborate:
Photoshop is not targeted at vecor editing (despite its vector capabilities that are funnily enough in some limited respects superior to Illustrator’s) and has to represent vector content as pixels within the image’s bitmap after all (though the output in the few of its output file formats that do support vector data like eps, pdf and svg may be vetor).
Anti-aliasing creates pixels of varying degrees of transparency on the edges of those shapes depending on position, angle etc. to achieve more pleasing results.
So in this case the resulting pixels on the edges can be a combination of
• background
• layer 1
• layer 2
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Hello, yes, what happens if you switch the position of the layers in the layers panel?
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For example I am going to create a shirt with white shape and i will make a suit with blue one (copied one). So they can be at same size .
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Then I recommend putting both Solid Color Layers in a Group with a Vector Mask.
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Hi layer copy command is ctrl + j not (alt + g)
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My mistake. I want to mean press alt and move the layer. They are same things.
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