Pen Tool Rendering

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  1. .Breakdown

    .Breakdown Well-Known Member

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    will give it ago but am used to using the quickmasking tool now but that way should be easier
     
  2. Tenchido

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    Hooorah!!! I Have been looking for a pen render tutorial for ages.
     
  3. xDeMastAx

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    Brilliant Render Tut Thanks U Learned Me To Render
     
  4. ChaosStarr

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    Great tut dude. ^_^
     
  5. Gmaster

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    Yeah, I have a problem with both pen and lasso tool.

    Whenever I get to an edge, it scrolls really quickly.

    How do I stop that happening?
     
  6. alrocks334

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    That happens automatically with the lasso, although with the pen tool it shouldn't. To prevent it with the pen tool (the lasso can't do this), use the scrollbars at the right and bottom to simply move the image around, and dont hover near the edges of the view. Alternately you can use the navigator (Window -> Navigator) to click where you want the view centered.
     
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    that would be good on cartoons I think better than anything else
     
  8. alrocks334

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    No it's actually not. This method is best on pictures with complex backgrounds, mostly because of the pen's ability to back up and zoom in and out in the middle of creating a render.
     
  9. Jimit87

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    oh yes now i now how to render. thanks a lot.
     
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    Grate tutorial I tried it out on this Darth Vader image, still getting the hang of it.


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  11. Psico_Mind

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    so many ways to cut a picture.. i still don“t know the best :huh:
     
  12. SiMoN-SaYs

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    think ill give this a try out, thanks.
     
  13. SiMoN-SaYs

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    thats my outcome, still need to practice but i tried. :(
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    nice ttut man i like it
     
  15. [Soul]

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    POLYGONAL LASSO FTW!!! :D
     

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