Open freetz13 opened 2 years ago
Actually, I don't know how much it can be necessary, when this can already been done.
Can you think of any particular usecase aside tracing (which is not a really nice thing to do anyway)?
Can you think of any particular usecase aside tracing
Well, I use proprietary Aseprite exactly for tracing. Why do you think it's not a nice thing?
I'm learning to draw pixel art, and I made this picture, thanks to Aseprite's reference layers feature:
I just can't draw that by hand. I would be happy if I see reference layers in LibreSprite.
Well, tracing doesn't help learning how to draw
tracing doesn't help learning how to draw
No, it helps. At least for complete beginners as I am. It trains drawing skill.
For feedback. The BEST I've ever seen at diong a reference image is Pixly which can be found http://meltinglogic.com/projects/pixly and https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.meltinglogic.pixly Seriously I recommend everyone try their reference system. It's beautiful and works so well. I hope that helps
I could use the feature for 3D work. Example if I export a UV map from 3D software I could then use it as a a layer reference for when drawing my pixel art textures.
Actually, I don't know how much it can be necessary, when this can already been done.
Can you think of any particular usecase aside tracing (which is not a really nice thing to do anyway)?
How do you do that, cant quite figure it out
any updates on this?? this feature is very useful for newbies, and its helpful to have a reference
Any updates?
tracing my own art is what I'm trying to do, I have a rough sketch that I would love to be able to trace with libresprite, tracing does not equal stealing art. This would be such a useful feature
Ability to use some image as a reference layer, which I can shrink to canvas size without loosing its resolution.