For its Offset mode you can create parallel curves, or whatever the effect on the left is, that Guillaume describes with a bunch of math speak. I only got the heads up half an hour ago, so I have not had much of a play with it, but I'd say it is definitely more user friendly than using the Pen tool and stroking. It has a very cool new preset Guillaume is calling Quadratic Bezier which is an aid to drawing curves. Guys, just to let you know that LNP version 19. You need to make a field active, and then apply the entire shortcut before the field responds and records. He is always helpful, but I don't want to wear out my welcome asking trivial daft questions.īTW You can assign shortcuts to LNP presets. I might not be able to do this with an Action, but I can stack shortcuts in a Logitech G-Hub macro, and that would do what I want. While LNP shortcuts work while the Photoshop window has focus, we can't stack shortcuts in a Photoshop Action.Īctually. Nor can I find anything in the shortcuts list that would return the UI to 'Details' mode.įYI checking Details under Presets twirls open the UI to full size.

I want to know how to return LNP to full size via a shortcut? I mean OK it is bigger, but not any more useful. Q) But hitting Ctrl F5 again only returns it to this. I've always used Ctrl F2 to turn LNP off and on, but while tidying up my Gaming Key allocations, I wanted to make better control of LNP.

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