There's also a new tumblr post about this version! > Curve Snap Ink on Tumblr >Instructions: 'Add brush' from brushes dialogue>you get a neat window with all the options for your brush.Īll these bitmap brushes should work best at "random rotate" checked & lowest "width" and "spacing" & "opacity by pressure" unchecked, with these 4 things, most brushes become inking brushes essentially.Īll the other options should be adjusted to your own liking and needs, these are specifics I used these brushes with in the image seen above.įor example, I've found that "bubblecage" looks really nice at 17 spacing but this will vary on what you need for your brushes to be. There's always the option to disable showing assistants and previews separately under the View menu.Edit4 (): These brushes are up on gumroad now! That is my main reason for using assistants, I rarely if ever activate the snapping feature. For example, the preview that traces a straight line from the cursor to a vanishing point is great to check if some painted element aligns in position and projected size with other elements further along the imaginary perspective. Regarding #2 - I disagree, even with snapping disabled the assistants and their previews through the cursor can serve as visual helpers when checking if painted elements are laid out correctly. Currently, I tend to make simple wireframe renders with a desired camera setup in Blender, add that as a background layer and align Perspective or Vanishing Point assistants to it, if needed. I would love to see something like that added to Krita, as well.
HOW TO USE CURVE SNAP ON FIREALPACA CODE
I remember there was a person on the IRC some months back that modified the code to show an adjustable 3D axis assistant like that, even allowing for fisheye type distortion of the lines - but it was just a personal project of theirs and never attempted for it to get merged. I see no reasons to keep it in the current way.
When 'Snap to Assistants' option is off and Assistant tool is not selected, it's better for assistants to be automatically invisible on the canvas.
Because a hexahedron automatically sets hypothetical vanishing points by itself anyway, in 100% accuracy. I'm not sure how the idea can be applied to krita, but for users who want to draw stuffs in perspectives, using editable hexahedrons (instead of setting up many vanishing points and parallel lines manually) could be very, very practical.
HOW TO USE CURVE SNAP ON FIREALPACA FREE
I've been playing around with firealpaca(it's also a free painting application uses QT) and noticed it has a very interesting approach in 'snap' feature, which is an equivalent of assistant in krita.ġ Besides options mainly used for 2D shapes(parallel lines, grid, radial, circle, curve, etc), it has a mini 3d object simulator, and makes the simulated projection a 'layer'.Ģ If the layer is visible and the '3D Perspective Snap' option is on, the perspective snap feature takes effect.ģ You can select a specific object in the layer that you want to enable for snapping, with snap setting button.
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