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Either it is the way it is e.g. how it should work, or I am missing something with regards to how to get the Magic Wand to work how I expect it would work. In the image below there are three examples.
So any tips on to quickly select the black border in this example (here it is of course easy as I can use the rectangular selection tool, but with complicated shapes that is of course not an option. I just want to select all "continuous black" to do something with the "background" color. |
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Hello @hi5 . The behavior you describe is definitely not expected to me, either. I'm sorry for the trouble! I took a quick screenshot of your image (above) and cropped out image number 2 to test, and my local copy of PD selects just the black border as both of us would (I think) expect when using the magic wand tool: The magic wand tool has a number of settings, so it's possible some combination produces unexpected results. Could I ask for a quick follow-up from you to help me study the problem further?
Thank you in advance. |
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Thank you, indeed setting smoothing it to none does the trick, probably the only thing I didn't try :) |
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hello, tanner, & Hi5,
if I do remember well, I have seen this behaviour of the magic wand when antialiasing is on, ( select the whole image, not just the chosen color ) , but as antialiasing is set as "none" the selection is ok .
I have reproduced this here