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whathtehelisgoingon

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PostPosted: Mon Apr 06, 2015 10:21 am    Post subject: Why can't I select a rectangle? Reply with quote

Okay. For the past week I've spent 2~3 hours a day DFN GHPSDFGJSD trying to get this done.

I have made an animation sheet, each animation is perfectly centered in
200x200 grid. Imagine the animation is the red DOT in the screenshot attached (IMAGE 1). Now What I want is to select a rectangle, COPY, and paste it CENTERED-snappedtogrid to another bigger animation sheet (IMAGE 2).

BUT I CAN'T, BECAUSE PHOTOSHOP WILL AUTOMATICALLY RESIZE MY RECTANGLE TO MATCH/FIT IT TO DRAWN PIXELS ONLY (IMAGE 3)

I have checked and unchecked every box in preferences and tried with basically every tool and every type of layer. THERES NO WAY TO COPY AND PASTE A RECTANGLE, LOL! AND I PAID FOR THIS PROGRAM.



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