This should be easy to answer for most - but my Photoshop skills are self-taught and I feel ridiculous for not knowing this.
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because Adobe is not able to do it, i was so happy to find this script:
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It does exactly what i want. Changing the corner radius of a vector rectangle after drawing. I can change it again and again and define the radius of the corners independently too.
According to the Photoshop CS6 help page here: [URL]...
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