Today’s post continues our series devoted to examining how to use Studio Artist to output resolution-independent vector effects as EPS or SVG vector files. Yesterday we discussed how to work with the vectorizer to output vector files. Today we’ll take a look at how to record vector paint presets in a paint action sequence (PASeq)…
Today’s post will look at an adjustable parameter available in the paint synthesizer to help fine tune the behavior of a paint preset when you try to resize it. We’ll also talk about some fundamental changes that were made in the Studio Artist 4.03 update with regard to how resizing paint preset resizing works.
The Paint Synthesizer is the part of Studio Artist that generates digital paint presets, which you can use for manual hand drawing or fully automatic Auto-painting by pressing the Action button. There are a large number of different paint synthesizer control panels available in the Editor palette that allow you to edit the 500 user…
The following image is a frame capture from a simple animation that shows a source image shattering outwards. The effect was generated by using the time particle features of the paint synthesizer. This post will discuss how this simple animation effect was put together.
The following image was generated using a new feature in the Image Processing Brush Load section of the paint synthesizer. The block patterns were generated by pixel smearing the source image as opposed to using a movie brush filled with horizontal and vertical textures. This post will show you how to use the new…