Photoshop X and Y axes

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22-Nov-11 04:52
Hey People!

Just a quick question, is there any possible way too just type the position of a ruler in photoshop? So lets say i want a ruler to be on 2 cm, instead of just dropping it there with the info tab i want too type in x = 2cm. Is this possible?

I use Photoshop CS5, thanks in advance for your help!

Cheers,

Nick
23-Nov-11 20:51
@niintek: Do you mean a ruler or a guide? For a guide, choose View > New Guide and type the position.

I don't think it's possible with rulers, at least on CS3 (which is what I'm using).

Cheers,
Matt

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13-Dec-11 03:31
Sorry for my the late reaction! But Matt, i think that this works just as good as the way i'm used too in illustrator. As you might now, in illustrator you can select objects and give them both x and y values for positioning.

So is there a way too align objects within photoshop but without using a guide you mentioned above? I know you can open up the info window, but here you cannot specify any values.

Ciao,

Nick
17-Dec-11 03:30
@niintek: You can position a layer precisely by selecting it in the Layers palette, then choosing Edit > Free Transform and entering values in the X and Y boxes in the toolbar at the top.

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Matt Doyle, Elated
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22-Dec-11 05:28
Thanks Matt! I really forgot how to do that! Now that you say, it rings a bell! I think i needa work less in illustrator

 
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