3.16. Stroke Selection
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### 3.16. Stroke Selection

This command is found at Edit->Stroke Path....

You have two operating methods to stroke a selection, using or without using a paint tool:

#### Options

Stroke

You don't use any paint tool, but many many parameters are available:

Stroke Width

  You can set the path width using the slider or the text box. Default is pixels, but you can choose another unit by the arrow button.

Cap Style

  This option is not useful for selections that are always closed.

Join Style

  You can choose the shape the selection corners will have by clicking on Miter, Round or Bevel.

Miter limit

  This option has not, with selections, the interest it has with paths.

Dash Pattern

  Dash is shown at a pixel level in a small box. You can modify it as you want. An area with thin vertical lines inside the box shows the limits of the pixels. If you click on it you add a pixel to the dash. If you click outside, you remove a pixel.

Dash Preset

  You can select a dash pattern in the drop-down combination box.

Anti-aliasing

  Oblique or rounded strokes may have stepped borders. This option smoothes them.

Style

  You can choose either the Solid or the Pattern style. Pattern is that selected in the Toolbox.

Stroke using a Paint Tool

Paint Tool

  You can select a paint tool in the drop-down box to enjoy all its options in order to stroke the path.

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