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Different dimensions are appearing for the size of my shape

Engaged ,
Oct 06, 2023 Oct 06, 2023

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Hi community.

 

Why does PS show different dimensions for my shape, depending on what command I use. The info box is different from the shape tab for my raindow shape circle.

 

This is from the shape tab, showing 44 / 38 pix

 

StefanCargoski_0-1696630688036.png

 

And when I select my shape, and control click the layer, its 45 / 38, one pixel larger in width.

 

StefanCargoski_1-1696630851705.png

 

And if I just do a cntrl + T, its even larger: 

 

StefanCargoski_2-1696630929985.png

 

Im super confused what the actual dimensions are of this object.

 

Kind regards.

 

 

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Oct 06, 2023 Oct 06, 2023

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I'm guessing that it is to do with the shape's anti aliasing.  The bottom line is that it's thae size of whatever it fits to, and that pixel-peeping can send you mad.  

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Engaged ,
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Thank you for your reply, dennis. But from the 3 different sizes it's showing which one is the actual size radius of this shape?

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