I have a PSD file what I've imported into AE. There are several layers, and the objects have some stroke on it (in ps right click on layer blendig options/stroke).
But in AE these strokes are invisibles.
Why are these removed and how can I avoid it?
Thx.
I found the problem. I have to rasterize layer first(right click on layer).
Pro tipp: In AE in Project Explorer window if you select the layer you can press cmd+e to edit in photoshop. If you save it, it will be updated in AE.
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i'm currently working on a project with photoshop.
Currently my image looks like this: http://prntscr.com/fpo3wq but when i add text to it which is longer than the layer is, then sadly it's out of "shape" e.g http://prntscr.com/fpo4ev
How would i fix that issue?
Very simple:
Select the text tool.
Click and drag to make a text box.
Type what you want and adjust font size according to the layer size.
Drag it around to fit it inside the layer.
I'm working on some icon made from shapes and for each shape i used a layer style.
When i enlarge the icon with the "Free Transform Path" some of the effects in the layer style won't scale accordingly and will look different.
Is there any way to scale the icon without lossing the effects?
You can merge down layers as one layer, then try enlarging the shape.
I'm learning how to use Photoshop's pen tool. Now that I have a path in my PSD, I'm having trouble dealing with my unrelated layers. For example, I select a layer on the layer palette, then when I try to resize that layer by hitting CTRL+T, the path gets selected as the thing I want to resize. How do I ignore that path and resize the layer (thereby leaving the path unaffected)? The layer is completely unrelated to the path...
Layer sizes are locked to the canvas' size, you should change the canvas size and every layer will change their size.
You should make sure the path is not selected. Go to Paths palette, and deselect it.
I have a .psd file with a lot of layers, I need to take one of them as a new image (with size of layer)
I know that in Windows its: copy layer, Ctrl+N and its set size of layer here, but in Mac OS it doesn`t.
How to do this in Mac?
Try to hold the option key and click on layer's visibility (eye) icon, then crop it if you need to, and save it as a new file.
i am working on an application for visually impaired people . I was wondering if it would be possible to use psd files with multiple layers , for example a layer of high contrast, a layer of medium contrast and one with small contrast and change these layers with Xcode for example with gestures . I would appreciate any help . Thank you in advance.
PSD is native to adobe photoshop and can't be used in OSX applications (or not easily), you might be better off exporting separate layers with different transparency/opacity to .PNG files, then using the gestures to overlay the images on top of each other.