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How can I merge a shape that's been boolean-ed/Pathfinder-ed? In order to clean up afterwards.

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Aug 19, 2024 Aug 19, 2024

So I have a shape I made by using the Subtract From Shape option in the Pathfinder area under Properties.

It visuall looks fine, but I wanted to know if it's possible to clean up the areas I no longer need by deleting away the extra shapes and points, like I would be able to do in Illustrator by Merging and then manually deleting away what I didn't need, while keeping the part I do need in tact, and retaining the fill color obviously?

Basically, I only need the orange shape seen in the screenshot below, without all the extra empty areas shown. Is that possible to achieve in Photoshop while keeping it as a smooth editable vector shape?


Screenshot 2024-08-19 at 6.36.44 PM.png

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Community Expert , Aug 19, 2024 Aug 19, 2024

After you do the subtraction, and your Path active in the Paths panel, select a path-oriented tool (Direct Selection, Pen, Shape, etc.), and select Merge Shape Components in tohe Option Bar:

Semaphoric_0-1724113774495.png

 

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After you do the subtraction, and your Path active in the Paths panel, select a path-oriented tool (Direct Selection, Pen, Shape, etc.), and select Merge Shape Components in tohe Option Bar:

Semaphoric_0-1724113774495.png

 

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