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mike_sul
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Is there any technique or plugin or filter that can allow me to create diff typoes of dimension styles & effects in photoshop. I need ti so that I can annotate a photoshop cs presentation with dimensions.

 

like always .. we are on a dead line project ..

 

thanks

Mike

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I've been wishing for something like this for a long time in Photoshop - Not only the ability to assign different shapes to your "Arrow Heads" but also different line-types (Dashed, Dotted, custom...) to your lines.

 

I've settled on doing it the hard way for now by drawing 2 regular projection lines (Default Line Shape) and then 1 perpendicular dimension line with the Arrow-Head feature turned on for both ends.

 

There might be a way to streamline the process through the use of Actions?

 

-Mega

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  • 5 weeks later...

This could be a bit slow but zoom into an arrow head in ACAD press print screen then paste the image into a new PS doc, then select by colour and cut it out and paste into a new doc, make sure its got a transparent bkg when you create it and paste your arrow head into that file, select define brush from the drop down menu and there you go you haev created a new brush head in PS. Now you can draw an arrow head as and when you need one to any size you require..

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This could be a bit slow but zoom into an arrow head in ACAD press print screen then paste the image into a new PS doc, then select by colour and cut it out and paste into a new doc, make sure its got a transparent bkg when you create it and paste your arrow head into that file, select define brush from the drop down menu and there you go you haev created a new brush head in PS. Now you can draw an arrow head as and when you need one to any size you require..

 

but if you would paint a very large arrowhead, it could pixelate...and i dont think that would look good....so how about creating a big arrowhead for a start.

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