On 5/1/05 Ellie Kennard wrote: >My workflow here has been: >1. Select good upright bevel piece. >2. Copy this to clipboard >3. Create new document and paste upright into exact space. >4. Rotate 90 degrees. >5. Select all >6. Paste into document and nudge into place. This leaves a slightly >angled bevelled piece of glass that does not quite fit the place. > >'What I would like to do is to take that layer and just slightly >rotate it so that it lines up with the underlying layer.
Why not just: 1. Select good upright bevel 2. Apple-J to 'float' it on a new layer 3. Either Apple-T to transorm, which gives you the opportunity to 'drag' rotate it or: 4. Apple-T to transform, then enter rotation amounts in the boxes in the menu bar. -- Best wishes Paul Bradforth http://www.paulbradforth.com _______________________________________________ Prodig subscriber options - articles - links - calendar - items for sale http://www.prodig.org
