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All though photoshop does have vector support Ibis is right vector based software is better, However there is a function not many people know about in photoshop that may work for you.

If you add any blending effects to a layer in the layer panel where it says fx on that layer if you right click it you will see an option that states create layers, this will take all your effects and put themn on there own individual layer which I believe can be resized.

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[QUOTE="Hoogle, post: 1533596916, member: 35036"] All though photoshop does have vector support Ibis is right vector based software is better, However there is a function not many people know about in photoshop that may work for you. If you add any blending effects to a layer in the layer panel where it says fx on that layer if you right click it you will see an option that states create layers, this will take all your effects and put themn on there own individual layer which I believe can be resized. [ATTACH]19264.vB[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]

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