Photoshop Tutorial: How to use Stroke Path

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[@pudghehookz2344]

thanks br0ther! i used to know how to do it in old PS but now that im back there is a lot of new stuff

[@sarahross6743]

Very informative 👏 thank you 😁

[@axiermba8784]

Awesome!

[@maxgwyer8922]

love the video :)

[@FaeFoe]

AUUGHh thank you why do I do everything the hard way ;n;

[@GermanMG3]

I come from an ancient version of PS and I miss the ability to stroke a path "dynamically" e.g. when I move the path, the stroke follows it around. No need to right click->stroke path all the time, all procedural. The feature has probably just been moved somewhere else, but I'm a bit lost right now. Know any way of doing this in recent versions?

[@GermanMG3]

Nvm found it a few minutes later. Requires setting the mode from "Path" to "Shape" after activating the pen tool. Stroke/Fill can be set in the top bar as usual after that.

[@DanielAngArt]

Oh cool! I'll have to try that out myself 😄

[@BGLENN-dp4tx]

Informative but, dude, if you're going to use the cursor as a pointing tool as well as a function selection tool during the "tutorial", please observe what I call "hyper-wandering-cursor" that happens when the inflections in speaking and emphasis translate into animated hands and your mouse movements. Years ago, someone passed this tip along to me in my aviation-related cockpit training videos and my viewers really appreciated the improvement. It's been demonstrated that every move of the cursor the viewer is follows for learning, must move only for logical reasons. This is critical for two reasons. One, obviously, is to convey the intended point but secondly and just as important it's to not confuse or frustrate viewers when the cursor "wanders" without purpose. The latter comes because the viewer still follows the "wandering-cursor" all over the place regardless. This phenomenon is so bad in some videos that I just want to step on moving pointer as if it were a roach. 🙂 Personally, in my tutorial work, I like to take my hand off the mouse momentarily to "freeze" the pointer in position of the last point of interest. This issue is also resolved by the nature of, and, in using a stylus-type pointing device (by accomplished users of that type device). You have great work and this tip, as I learned, will propel you up a notch on the professional ladder and your viewers will finish the video feeling better about it, not needing to clean roach spray off the monitor. Best regards and thanks again for sharing. Take care.