Sunset Posted August 18, 2014 Share Posted August 18, 2014 I was practising my handwriting and trying to get a noticeable effect with the pressure sensitive stylus (it is there on "the sound of music" but not very obvious, I'd like a more pronounced effect) and I thought that my words looked like the top of some mountains. Two quick shapes and a few brushes later, including a 'set in target' which I remembered from Dale's mini video the day before - nice one - and I have my first, well, first something/1 Getting this program to do what I want, now :) and I've changed the colour format so my PDF will look OK. The Alps.afdesign The Alps.pdf Quote MacBook Pro 11,2, Intel i7 4 core, 8Gb RAM, Graphics Intel Iris Pro.(died of overuse....) MacBook Pro 16" 2021, Apple M1 Pro, 16Gb RAM, iPad Pro 11.4, 256Gb, 10.5 Retina, A10X Fusion chip, Apple pencil Desktop upgraded to Win10 64-bit, Intel i5 quad core, 8Gb RAM, NVIDIA GefORCE GT730 The Win-10 laptop is on permanent loan to my daughter...... Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Staff MattP Posted August 18, 2014 Staff Share Posted August 18, 2014 Hi Hilary, Select your red lines and then go to the Line page - now click 'Properties' and change the 'Size jitter' to be a higher value - this will allow the pressure variance to have more effect on the width of the line :) Nice drawing, incidentally - I like the snowy mountains! :) Hope that helps, Matt Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Sunset Posted August 18, 2014 Author Share Posted August 18, 2014 Thanks, I'll try that :) It's a great learning curve and, from my point of view, I'm looking forward to some tutorials eventually. The three videos in the tutorials section have all been tried and tested :) Quote MacBook Pro 11,2, Intel i7 4 core, 8Gb RAM, Graphics Intel Iris Pro.(died of overuse....) MacBook Pro 16" 2021, Apple M1 Pro, 16Gb RAM, iPad Pro 11.4, 256Gb, 10.5 Retina, A10X Fusion chip, Apple pencil Desktop upgraded to Win10 64-bit, Intel i5 quad core, 8Gb RAM, NVIDIA GefORCE GT730 The Win-10 laptop is on permanent loan to my daughter...... Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Sunset Posted August 19, 2014 Author Share Posted August 19, 2014 Hi Hilary, Select your red lines and then go to the Line page - now click 'Properties' and change the 'Size jitter' to be a higher value - this will allow the pressure variance to have more effect on the width of the line :) Yay, I've sorted out the size and flow jitters, sometimes my lines look fantastic but smooth down to much, sometimes they stay as they are and I'm getting a feel for it all, velocity seems to make a difference, but I'm getting good results. Just for fun, a picture of a jitterbug :) Hilary Jitterbug.afdesign Quote MacBook Pro 11,2, Intel i7 4 core, 8Gb RAM, Graphics Intel Iris Pro.(died of overuse....) MacBook Pro 16" 2021, Apple M1 Pro, 16Gb RAM, iPad Pro 11.4, 256Gb, 10.5 Retina, A10X Fusion chip, Apple pencil Desktop upgraded to Win10 64-bit, Intel i5 quad core, 8Gb RAM, NVIDIA GefORCE GT730 The Win-10 laptop is on permanent loan to my daughter...... Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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