nice aquarelle texture in anime studio 9
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nice aquarelle texture in anime studio 9
i dont know if so many would find this very important . but its important for me as i like to bind bones to point not by bone strength when rigging . so when i use image texture it deforms the image texture...so when i was playing with splotch effect i found that when i gave both the magnitude and scale numbers between (6~9 ).. the result was wonderful aquarelle texture ...so it could be very useful for people who want to use aquarelle effect without deforming their rigging when they bind to point..
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Re: nice aquarelle texture in anime studio 9
This is a cool tip, thanks ahzra
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thanks very much funksmaname . iam glad that you liked itfunksmaname wrote:This is a cool tip, thanks ahzra
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Re: nice aquarelle texture in anime studio 9
does it flicker when you export a video? or does it stay stable?
It's nice to give a bit of texture like this, to make things look less flat.
It's nice to give a bit of texture like this, to make things look less flat.
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the only problem that when the shape move it act like if it is moving on mask not fixed inside the boundary of the shape . i dont know why... but seems better than using image texture till now... i really wish smith micro can solve this problem next time.funksmaname wrote:does it flicker when you export a video? or does it stay stable?
It's nice to give a bit of texture like this, to make things look less flat.
Re: nice aquarelle texture in anime studio 9
thats will illustrate what i mean
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Re: nice aquarelle texture in anime studio 9
it is moving somehwat - it must be somehow tied in to the rigging - it may move, like textures, with bone influence? This means it might freeze when you use smart bone actions... perhaps run some experiments using different rigging types
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lol what a surprise ..i rigged it with bone strength it gave me the same result exactly with no deformation...here it isfunksmaname wrote:it is moving somehwat - it must be somehow tied in to the rigging - it may move, like textures, with bone influence? This means it might freeze when you use smart bone actions... perhaps run some experiments using different rigging types
p.s i used smart bones in both rigging
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Re: nice aquarelle texture in anime studio 9
the results look different to me, though both have some movement (less in the second one)
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the idea is that i dont want the color to move at all . though its much better than image texture when bind to point riggingfunksmaname wrote:the results look different to me, though both have some movement (less in the second one)
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Re: nice aquarelle texture in anime studio 9
if you dont want it to move, why not put a solid colour layer above with the effect and set it to a blending mode? that would give an overall texture?
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nice but i dont want use more than one layer... why should i make it complx for myselffunksmaname wrote:if you dont want it to move, why not put a solid colour layer above with the effect and set it to a blending mode? that would give an overall texture?
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Re: nice aquarelle texture in anime studio 9
well, one layer would just provide the texture - actually its more simple than filling every shape with the splotchy effect?
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could you please funksmaname make me AS file to illustrate how to do this rigging . cause what in my mind says that it give the same result as splotchy.. may be iam wrongfunksmaname wrote:well, one layer would just provide the texture - actually its more simple than filling every shape with the splotchy effect?