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: When drawing a simple line, how to prevent anti-aliasing and keep multiple lines in one layer I'm trying to draw multiple simple straight solid lines without anti-aliasing and without creating

@Frith110

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I'm trying to draw multiple simple straight solid lines without anti-aliasing and without creating multiple layers for every time I change direction or make a new line. I need to use the line tool...the pencil is too erratic for the length of the line.

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@Nimeshi706

With the Line Tool active make sure the "Pixels" mode is selected and un-check "Anti-alias" in the top bar. Be aware that this is drawing pixels on a raster image layer and your lines aren't editable as vector shape layers would be.

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@Alves566

I found a more direct method.


Create a new layer or select a raster layer of choice.
Open the PENCIL tool (my mistake was I had the BRUSH tool open).
Enter the SIZE of the line desired, and MODE to normal.
Create your line. The shift key will hold line horizontal, vertical or 45°.


This method is for Photoshop 7.0.

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@YK2262411

Go to Edit > Preferences > General... or press Ctrl + K then try changing the interpolation to Nearest Neighbor (preserve hard edges)

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