PixelPest
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... geht in ein paar Arbeitsschritten: 1. Dupliziere die Formen 2. Boolean Add - nach ganz hinten stellen - dicke Kontur einstellen - Füllfarbe löschen 3. ->Layer->Expand Stroke 4. Boolean Divide dann Boolean Add 5. Füllfarbe löschen - Kontur anlegen - fertig
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My renderings from Cheetah3d in 32bit EXR shows up flawlessly:
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Jam- (just another method) Session:
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Then this is probably the most low res possible herringbone paving one:
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Not sure if I got the picture:
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Make new document 2k/72dpi. Put 3 bricks (1:2 in scale=400x200px) horizontally seamless in a row - group - align vertical/horizontal - rotate 45° - scale with shift/cmd to fit diagonally - ungroup - reset rotation of the middle brick - enable outline view - double bricks and align accordingly till the page is filled - export to PNG - done.
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You can try my file: Pavement.afdesign
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Bah - this still looks ugly. When I use it with the settings I mentioned it looks "beautiful" on a A4 landscape/400dpi:
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Can you try this simplified 2k texture set to 800% and tell if this works better?
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When it´s a square brush size has no influence of the pattern just the amount of painted at the same time - no? The screenshot shows it at 170% zoom.
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I don´t get it: Is it a brush (which category: Intensity/round/square/texture?) or a Symbol and why are the edges softened??
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What kind of category you made this brush for/in? The brush icon in the layers panel.
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OMG - This is just a few pixels per brick.
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The Pen tool has option to "Add New Curve To Selected Curves Object"; once 1 shape is done hit "esc" and start the next one.
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I made mine at least 1k (1024x1024)px.
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That´s already processed by you. We want a file untouched. Maybe download one from say Pexels, Pixabay etc link here and run your steps: - crop - flatten - curves - denoise - vibrance on it, export and compare.
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Yeah - but it´s still Geometry->Merge etc by using the context menu (RMB-click/ctrl+click) or a hotkey on selected items. 😉
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You could have done that in Inkscape by: Break Apart (shift+cmd+K) then select a bunch of path belonging to1 character and combine (cmd+K). In AD it´s Geometry->Separate Curves + Merge Curves.
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I wasn´t able to recreate this on macOS with 1.8.3
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Not that I´m aware of. This is another vector editor.
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PixelPest replied to Eddy-2's topic in Pre-V2 Archive of Affinity on Desktop Questions (macOS and Windows)
Yes it´s neat aside from the overall blur:
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You can use Boolean divide to be more precise and willing to draw a closed shape:
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It does.
