Saving Rendering Path

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  1. akkarin

    akkarin Well-Known Member

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    hey guys i got a question (who would have guessed?! oO)

    when you render a picture with pen tool and do not have time to finish it off, is it possible to save the path you have done so far?!
     
  2. Dior

    Dior -1xx,x00 credits.

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    No its not, but you can delete the parts you have got a path on and save the half-finished picture, and then when you get time, continue. ;)
     
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    Sevacro Senior Member

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    Yes it is.

    You make the path (part of it) then u go in the path tab (near the layer one) and u double click on the thumbnail of the path.
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    then u save it
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    Then u save the whole psd and the next time u open it u just click on the path thumbnail again to load the path.
     
  4. .ArctiC.

    .ArctiC. Well-Known Member

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    lol. i also needed this info. thx
     
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    Repenta Well-Known Member

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    i dont no how to use the pen. i use magic wand and eraser
     
  6. DarkPrince11

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    magic wand and eraser are all right but pen tool provies much more accurate results.. :) check out Kazuya's rendering tutorial..it might help you... :D
     
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    tihs should be in graphics discussion
     

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