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Align circles along a curve

Community Beginner ,
Jul 27, 2019 Jul 27, 2019

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I have Elements and want to align 3 small, filled in circles, 2 different sizes, centered, on a curve.  Since I have Elements, I do not see the Align Path to which Mike is referring to.   I have to admit that I'm totally inexperienced in Paths and it may be there, somewhere.

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Community Expert , Jul 29, 2019 Jul 29, 2019

Perhaps you can draw the "curve' on paper, scan same, save as a file, open it in PSE, then position the circles.

Suggest that you place each circle on a separate layer. Then, you can activate the move tool and position each circle to suit.

At this point you should have 4 layers: The Background with the curve, and 3 layers with circles.

Delete the original layer with the curve.

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Jul 27, 2019 Jul 27, 2019

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This is the Illustrator forum. You may try the Photoshop Elements forum.

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Jul 28, 2019 Jul 28, 2019

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DarcyElements  wrote

Hi

I’ve branched this and moved it from Illustrator to Photoshop Elements where you will get a better response.

~ Jane

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What version of photoshop elements are you using?

Could you post a screenshot?

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I don't think Elements has the feature you are looking for.

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Perhaps you can draw the "curve' on paper, scan same, save as a file, open it in PSE, then position the circles.

Suggest that you place each circle on a separate layer. Then, you can activate the move tool and position each circle to suit.

At this point you should have 4 layers: The Background with the curve, and 3 layers with circles.

Delete the original layer with the curve.

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Jul 29, 2019 Jul 29, 2019

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Try this...

Use the Elliptical Marquee tool to draw out an oval.

Add a new blank layer and apply a stroke.

Delete some of the oval to get your curve.

If necessary use the Free Transform tool to resize the curve.

Then add the circles per Hatstead's instructions.

Link the curve and circle layers so that  they can be repositioned together as needed.

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