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making rounded rectangles of different sizes that look the same

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05-12-2007, 05:16 PM
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I'm trying to make some rounded rectangles in Photoshop, but want their corners to look the same even though I am resizing them.

How can I do this? Right now I just used the transform feature.

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the answer is, do not resize a rounded rectangle, the corners always go grainy draw it to the right size (using fill effect on a rounded rectangle does the same thing). As far as i know you cannot resize a rounded rectangle in PS without the corners going bad.

But i may be wrong

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You will have to make the shapes individually, you can't simply resize one of the shapes. Making them individually will ensure the corners are of a uniform size.

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