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"Marching Ants" need to be wider

Mentor ,
Jun 26, 2022 Jun 26, 2022

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A number of users in a fb group have been talking about how they have a hard time seeing the "marching ants"- the outline of anything that is selected- with a quick selection brush for example.   

I notice in many of the adds Adobe posts when they select something, such as when using select > subject the outline is rather thick, along the line s of 5 pixels.  

Adjusting the thickness of the outline should be an option. 


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Jun 30, 2022 Jun 30, 2022

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It would also be usefull if the color of the "marching ants" could be changed by the user like one can do for the Canvas Guides.

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Mentor ,
Jul 16, 2022 Jul 16, 2022

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If adobe can do it in their ads (which rarely show how a tool actually works) they can do it for the average user.  Some have said it would make it too diffiuclt to tell exactly what you are selecting-   I counter with "It wouldn't affect more than 90% of the average users.     They could incorporate a keyboard shorcut to make it a standard 1 pixel width  when needed.


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