Where is the start point on a closed path? (Photoshop)

[Esoremada]

I'm experimenting with brush pressure when stroking a path. I made circular path, but when I stroke it, the thinnest part isn't where I want it. So how do I change where it starts and ends the stroke, particularly on a closed path?

Help is very appreciated.

[R3V]

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GoodLuck finding someone to help u.

I Dont think there is a way rly

[Ὀδυσσεύς]

rotate the image you crated, just Ctrl + A, then Ctrl + T (for windows) then just rotate it then change it that way.

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[Esoremada]

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[Esoremada]

rotate the image you crated, just Ctrl + A, then Ctrl + T (for windows) then just rotate it then change it that way.

That doesn't work for most shapes. Say I have a square and I want the start point in a corner instead of a edge.

And is there a way to easily check where the start point is?

[Scrcrw]

OI ****** BUMPER GTFO AND DONT DOUBLE POST

[Ryan]

OI ****** BUMPER GTFO AND DONT DOUBLE POST

Help him, don't flame him.

@Esoremada
I think I know what you're talking about, if you're using stimulate pressure with you apply the brush stroke, the thin parts will be where you ended and started the path.
Simply visualize (as corny as it is) what you want the circle to look like and start your path accordingly.
PM me if you need anything else.

Also, please don't bump threads.
If no one answered your question after a week (which shouldn't be the case), PM someone on the GFX team or the Jr. GFX team, and they will hopefully help you out.

[Scrcrw]

Help him, don't flame him.

i just said wat flash woulda said

[Ryan]

i just said wat flash woulda said

Flash already posted, and that's definitely not what he said.

[Scrcrw]

Flash already posted, and that's definitely not what he said.

woulda, would have, he hates bumpers, and a bump double post, ouch