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Question.... How do I rotate the black box mask 45 degrees? &nbsp;Once I create it &nbsp;and try to do transform or rotate it wants to rotate the entire image not just the mask box
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Question.... How do I rotate the black box mask 45 degrees?  Once I create it  and try to do transform or rotate it wants to rotate the entire image not just the mask box

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Draw a marquee around the box. The reason that it wants to transform the entire image is because a mask layer starts off with a solid white fill. You are just painting black on it.<br />
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You might find it easier to see what you are doing by opening the channels pallet and making the mask layer visible.
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Draw a marquee around the box. The reason that it wants to transform the entire image is because a mask layer starts off with a solid white fill. You are just painting black on it.

You might find it easier to see what you are doing by opening the channels pallet and making the mask layer visible.

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I need to create an edge like the one in the attached photo. &nbsp;I know how to create a rough edge but cannot figure out how to create this cut in and out edge. &nbsp;Does anyone have a great tutorial on how to do this? <br />
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<a href="https://filedb.experts-exchange.com/incoming/2011/04_w18/449324/jagged-edge.png" target="_blank" title="Jagged Edge (21 KB)"><img alt="Jagged Edge" class="file-block lazyload" style="max-width: 800px;" data-src="https://filedb.experts-exchange.com/incoming/2011/04_w18/800_449324/jagged-edge.png" /></a>
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I need to create an edge like the one in the attached photo.  I know how to create a rough edge but cannot figure out how to create this cut in and out edge.  Does anyone have a great tutorial on how to do this? 



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