I would like to draw some dynamic animation and I'm trying with Autopaint effect.
I tried the user guide example (page 15-2) but it just doesn't work.
Would someone please explain me how to use Autopaint effect?
Thank you
AUTOPAINT EFFECT
Re: AUTOPAINT EFFECT
1.Find asuitable place to perform the work.
2.Gather the materials and equipment you will need to do the job.
3.remove rust and repair any dents you do not want to be visible when the painting is complate.
4.Clean the surfaces throughly,using mineral spirits.
2.Gather the materials and equipment you will need to do the job.
3.remove rust and repair any dents you do not want to be visible when the painting is complate.
4.Clean the surfaces throughly,using mineral spirits.
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This made my day! (take no offense STV -- it's just funny what associations computer nomenclature can evoke).
Paul
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Re: AUTOPAINT EFFECT
Because auto paint is an FXstack tool, you need the basic understanding of how the fxstack functions.
autopaint collects information about your stroke, coordinates pressure tilt speed etc
it does this between "record stroke" and "stop recording"
when you are done you'll notice a string of ++++'s under your active layer these are the keys
you can adjust the duration (usually a recording turns out overly long) by draging the white handle in.
and very important, the last step is to aply it!
tvp will apply the stroke with whatever is your current brush
autopaint collects information about your stroke, coordinates pressure tilt speed etc
it does this between "record stroke" and "stop recording"
when you are done you'll notice a string of ++++'s under your active layer these are the keys
you can adjust the duration (usually a recording turns out overly long) by draging the white handle in.
and very important, the last step is to aply it!
tvp will apply the stroke with whatever is your current brush
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Re: AUTOPAINT EFFECT
BWAHAHA!devid456 wrote:1.Find asuitable place to perform the work.
2.Gather the materials and equipment you will need to do the job.
3.remove rust and repair any dents you do not want to be visible when the painting is complate.
4.Clean the surfaces throughly,using mineral spirits.
Brett W. McCoy -- http://www.brettwmccoy.com
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TVP Pro 10 : Intel i7 2600 3.4 GHz : 8GB RAM : Ubuntu Studio 14.04 : Cintiq 21UX