For making paper cut (katagami) and stencil we need vector regions with bridges on all the island, minimal parts generated with single connected objects to each other that can cut without loosing the quality, Do you know any preset in SA or any other software for helping?
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If there is no any vector do you know any bitmap version?
You can use masking in Studio Artist to create stencil effects within Studio Artist. Do you just want to mask visual effects? Or do you want to generate a vector stencil image that you are using externally? Or?//
If you explain in more detail what you are trying to do, i can comment further.
I want to cut it by cutter plotter and spray on wall
I know there are Studio Artist users who have run laser cutters and other external plotters off of Studio Artist generated output. Using either eps or svg vector files generated by Studio Artist to run the external cutters. You should do some searching on the user forum, because i think it has been discussed here a little bit.
I'll look through my email records. I had a discussion about this with a user, and might be able to provide a little bit more specific information about how he was doing it.
If you wanted to go the bitmap approach, i guess i'd suggest researching how commercial stencil printers approach generating a stencil off of a design image. I think they use light sensitive photo resist.
strictlypaper.com/blog/tag/stencil/
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stencil
Think we can spray beauty painting on the wall instead simple shape,
there are many problems in detecting single islands without bridges on complicate stencil paintings, they loose in cut and quality will not be good in result.
http://paintyourselfasmile.com/2018/02/stencil/
Oops, I have asked this question here before!
I hope you can find a method with curent version.
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