stockreqop.blogg.se - Dragon scales texture seamless brush for paint tool sai

It's more to have the pattern cover a large area then to go back and smooth it out as need be. The brushes aren't meant to be used as a slap on and done tool. IMPORTANT NOTE: To use the textures they have to be used with the regular brush in Sai, meaning that while the texture can be made crisp the edge of the brush still sadly has some fading to it. There will be more textures added to this set either as they're suggested or as I add onto what I already use.

Two of the folders have instructions on how to install the textures for the two versions of Sai, and the remaining folder has the textures. Turns out you can! I made brushes of the 22 32 textures I regularly use when making my own tilesets and am sharing them here for others to use too. For a while I just made the textures and just copy pasted them as I needed, but lately I wanted to see if it was possible to make dither brushes using the texures. No dithering brushes and it wasn't possible to make them by fiddling with the settings.

Double-clicking the layer will let you change it's name.For the longest time I've preferred working in Paint Tool Sai for drawing, and once I started using Sai v2 it became my main program for pixel art too.

Under the new set button there's a button to clear the layer you have selected and next to that you can press the trash can to delete the layer entirely.

Underneath the new layers there are two ways to merge a layer into the one beneath it.

Next to that is the "New Layer Set" button, pressing it gives you folders you can put groups of layers in and control them as if they're one.

This gives you a special kind of layer that has a different set of tools.

Next to the new layer button is the "New Linework Layer" button.

Above the list of layers there is an icon of a blank page with a folded corner, clicking that will give you a new layer.

On each layer there is an image of an eye, clicking the icon will toggle the visibility of the layer.

They allow you to change parts of an artwork without touching the rest and change how things overlap in your artwork.

On the side of your window, there should be a large grey box with a small purple box inside it that says "Layer 1." Layers are like painting on sheets of glass and placing the sheets on top of each other to make a picture.