Preserved Topic: [PSP] Transform/Perspective (Page 1 of 1)

When I transform an object (eg. a square) then won't get straight lines. Especialy the top line will be very blurry.
If you take a look at the image below, then you'll see my problem.



please help?

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I'm not as think as you drunk I am

I don't have PSP nor have I ever used it but this might work:

Try scaling up the size of the image/layer you want to transform by about 5 to 10 fold.
Transform the image however you wish.
Scale it back down.

This may help.

The object is already about 5 times "too big" and scaled to a much smaller size, So that doesn't work


I'm not as think as you drunk I am

Try doing basic shapes in a vertor graphic program like illustrator or photoshop 6. If you dont got any, try doing it with path, then use stroke or fill.

Or if psp got styles (like photoshop 6) , try making one for the bevel and color and do the basic shapes then add the style.

Nothing else that i can think of.

Humm. Are the 'jaggies' there when the image is 5x as big?? if so then try using another app to do it.

GIMP is free and there's a windows version now
http://www.gimp.org/

That should be able to do what you want mighty well and it's free to boot.

haha nog een nederlander... (sorry guys had to let him know we talk the same language)
kijk eens hier oudje.nl maar zet dan wel het geluid uit hele irritante muziek
ok back to english!
a good site for PSP is pinoy7 oh and if you show us big pics put them on an your own webspace and put a link here... that way you don't need horizontal scroll bars
horizontal scrolls are bad bad bad bad!! gljnn,s nxKIll KILL !

nurse help...it is happening again sdfkdkffh jdcbnd KIll damn scrolls....

~Rinswind ~

threep jumps into the room, complete with curly-haired wig (on his head) and red nose, and shouts:
"hey hey!"
then, looking at the problem, he dons his oversized doctor tools, and offers his solution:
"okiedokies dissi, my first bit of advice, which has already been mentioned, is to start with a bigger image, and work down.
another trick which i like involves a very neat little technique.
i'm not sure if this is in PSP, but it IS in PS, so it may help others, and you can try too!
first, get the brush tool, slick somewhere, then hold down shift, and click somewhere else. did you get a nice straight line joining the two points? excellent. lets move on then.
find a smudge tool. it usually looks like a finger. not sure what that is? look at what you use to punch the keys on the keyboard, those things at the end of your arms. ok, now we've selected our smudge tool, it's all about choosing the right brush size. select a nice size that is just big enough to cover the line. then click on the top right corner, hold shift, and click on the top left corner.
if that works, then hurrah.
if not, then feel free to shoot me.
ok, i'm outta here!"
threep then whistles, and a volkswagen beetle already carring 20 clownish passengers rolls into the ring, and he jumps in, beeps the horn, and drives off to spontaneous applause.