Drawing with the mouse sucks. Using my wacom pad is even worst. Is there any sensitivity settings I can change to make drawing lines more steadier? Im not super knowledgeable about the program, so if you can please guide me through like im 6 years old to where I could possibly correct this problem, I'd greatly appreciate it. Many thanks in advance.
Yeah, the pen too would be ideal, but is harder to learn than Chinese algebra.
CSE
The pen tool is probably what you're looking for. It can make perfect lines (even curved), but can be tricky to learn how to use effectively at the start.
It's too complicated to explain it here, but if you do a search for pen tool tutorials there are a lot out on the net.
edit: If you've got a Wacom tablet there should be a program with it that you can adjust the sensitivity settings in. I tend to turn the pen tip settings close to the "hard" side of the graph when it comes to Photoshop, because I too find it too sensitive on default.
Susan
If you use the paint brush and hold down shift, click then click some where else while still holding down shift it will draw a line between the tow points. It doesn't matter on what angle, it can be diagonal if you want. I don't know why when you did it it only created vertical and horizontal lines.
Anonymous
No questions asked, the best site for Photoshop tutorials is: http://www.photoeditinglessons.com
All tutorials are in video format, which makes them easier for you to follow along with the instructor. The videos are interactive and very easy to follow, this will help you learn piano three times faster. Good Luck!
Wei
When you get better hand control, you'll be able to draw steadier lines. Or you can use vector graphics where it allows you to draw smooth curves.