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Tracking presets and operations
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As a newbie, I'm trying to make changes to (e.g.) PAS presets. I know I can click on the red square in PAS, go the editor etc., but is there a way of tracking to see, when the preset selector…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Pete Gunnell Aug 3.
Image tiling from folder on blank canvas
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This is one heck of a program, but its hard to learn (with some joyous discoveries en route!). I'm trying to take a folder of images (of various colours) onto a blank (white) canvas without them…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Pete Gunnell Jul 30.
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"In the main preset browser, below the current preset name and to the right of the preset type, there is a text status indicator that says either 'active' or 'edited'. Active means that the current Editor settings match the…"
Pete Gunnell replied to Pete Gunnell's discussion Tracking presets and operations"Thanks, but when I click on the red square for an auto paint step, although I can go to the editor, the mode often switches to Classic (etc) and shows the last preset I used there, rather than showing the auto paint preset being referenced by PASeq.…"
"When you click on red keyframe for the action step you are interested in, it sets up the interface with the information in the action step, and then plays back the action step. At that point you can look at the op mode, and the editor settings…"
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As a newbie, I'm trying to make changes to (e.g.) PAS presets. I know I can click on the red square in PAS, go the editor etc., but is there a way of tracking to see, when the preset selector switches to e.g. Classic Syn or Image Op, which specific preset and/or ImOp is being used? I know sometimes its obvious as the naming in the PAS is clear, but other times I haven't the faintest idea which one is being used.See More
Pete Gunnell replied to Pete Gunnell's discussion Image tiling from folder on blank canvas"Thank you very much indeed - that worked really well, and opens up many avenues - looks like I'll be learning/experimenting for a long time to come!"
"Sure, you can just drop individual images in the image brush in a tiling pattern without any color mapping or colorization of the brush images. In the Brush Source control panel of the paint synthesizer, if you are using a movie brush or an image…"
Pete Gunnell replied to Pete Gunnell's discussion Image tiling from folder on blank canvas"Many thanks for the link, I’ll work my way through those!
Sorry I wasn’t entirely clear: you’re correct about the foreground; for the background, I want to either 1. Retain the colours of the folder images, 2. Use a different…"
"Just to be clear. Are you asking how you could generate a tiled mosaic effect where the foreground subject is tiled to represent the colors in the source image at those spatial locations, but the background color for the background tiles is forced…"
Pete Gunnell posted a discussionImage tiling from folder on blank canvas
This is one heck of a program, but its hard to learn (with some joyous discoveries en route!). I'm trying to take a folder of images (of various colours) onto a blank (white) canvas without them taking up the colour of the canvas, just retaining their own colours ( but I'd also like to try variations where they might take up colours from a palette). I would prefer to be able to have options of the images as a mosaic on a source image with those images taking up the colours of the source image…See More
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"Heather,
I am sure there are loads of Factory Paint Synth Presets that work in the area you are looking for. Experimenting with existing presets may give you what you want.
I am going to see if I can attach some of my own Paint Synth options here in…"
Farshore replied to Farshore's discussion Preset comparison"Yes, I'm familiar with the get info feature. Unfortunately, the info is minimal in most cases. For instance, small differences in brush and/or path settings can make a major difference in the stroke, but probably will not show up in the get…"
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