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I'm not sure I fully understand the second half of this question but as far as drawing a line and having it 'contrast' with the background this could be done with a 'Line' and an appropriate Blending mode...I've used 'Difference' here...

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As this is a 'Line', as in a 'Shape' line, its thickness can be changed easily, using the 'End Cap' option also gives you square or rounded ends....just make sure that the 'Stroke' is set to 'Center' first.

Is that somewhere near?

I guess you could always add a 'Gradient Map' layer style if you wanted it coloured.

Regards.
MrToM.

[QUOTE="MrToM, post: 1533730723, member: 109164"] I'm not sure I fully understand the second half of this question but as far as drawing a line and having it 'contrast' with the background this could be done with a 'Line' and an appropriate Blending mode...I've used 'Difference' here... [ATTACH]63554.vB[/ATTACH] As this is a 'Line', as in a 'Shape' line, its thickness can be changed easily, using the 'End Cap' option also gives you square or rounded ends....just make sure that the 'Stroke' is set to 'Center' first. Is that somewhere near? I guess you could always add a 'Gradient Map' layer style if you wanted it coloured. Regards. MrToM. [/QUOTE]

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