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Marienkind (Aug 9, 2003)
i still don't quite get lascaux...

edit: layers don't save and i am an idiot. yep. (jots down)
Marienkind (Aug 9, 2003)
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mazi (edited Aug 9, 2003)
yeah its kinda awkward at first but you get used to it and now i wont use anything else XD

just remember though the layers save together.. which is bad
Aunvi (edited Aug 9, 2003)
yep. I didn't realize that til afterwards >.<. saving layers together not good. Cool pic.
Marienkind (Aug 9, 2003)
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taori (edited Aug 9, 2003)
Hmm. I still don't have a very good understanding of layers, I figured I'd better get those straight before I go anywhere near lascaux.
mazi (edited Aug 9, 2003)
yep i did the same thing.. but as marcello, oh wise one showed me, you can do lineart then switch it to multiply (i think) and then put the color in under.. and your safe.

once you have lascaux, you never go back..
Turtlebuster (edited Aug 9, 2003)
I go back all the time, mazi. I like lascaux for it's unusual texture abilities, but Paintbbs is still my favorite when it comes to soft shading. Layers are easy, btw. Just use lots of them (in Lascaux you can even change the layer order by dragging a specific layer above or below another one) and when you start to get used to them, use less.
marcello (edited Aug 9, 2003)
you can change layer order in oekakibbs as well. In paintbbs, there's not much reason, heh. You can move stuff from one layer to the other, but not switch both at the same time.
turtlebuster: I'm assuming you're fully familiar with the difference between opacity and flow in lascaux? flow acts like paintbbs' (A)lpha, and opacity acts like photoshop's opacity. Actually, they added flow in photoshop 7, so it acts like that too, I suppose. :-)

Anyway, the only reason paintbbs may be different is there's a glitch in the color mixing code which causes the 'water color' tool to create some strange, almost dodge/burn style blending effects.

This is fixed in Shi-Painter, the new paintbbs, which is already coded into 2draw2 (and is very neat, I might add).
In fact, as far as basic brush tools, shi-painter is probably superior to lascaux, at the moment anyway. For example, its pen tool (equivalent of lascaux's anti-alias) works great even with really slow (mouse moving) and small detail lines. Something I have yet to figure out for lascaux, but will, eventually, hopefully... (please help!)

2draw2 will save layers on all boards, not just select. The only reason they're not supported now is because they take up space that's not recorded for the total image size.
nyao (edited Aug 10, 2003)
yea... i dont get lascaux either.... but i say that thiz pic lookz really really good! the colouring iz so smooth.... ^^
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