How to make a straight line in paint tool sai

Post by eyald » Fri Dec 15, pm. Post by ixie » Fri Dec 15, pm. Post by eyald » Sat Dec 16, am.

Whether you want to draw your own perspective grids, line your own comic, or design your new logo, the ability to create straight lines is a necessary skill for the digital artist. Thankfully, drawing a straight line in PaintTool SAI takes only seconds, and can be done with or without the help of a tablet pen. My name is Elianna. I know everything there is to know about the program. The simplest way to create straight lines in PaintTool SAI is using the shift key, and here is how to do it, step by step. It is easy to turn on and off, and can be a great tool for creating perspective grids, isometric illustrations, and more. It is often used together with the Linework Curve Tool.

How to make a straight line in paint tool sai

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Currently Photoshop has a not very good system of pressure on straight lines, but it's more flowing than clip studio paint that has also max pressure. Re: Control pen pressure when creating straight lines Post by Dust » Tue May 01, am I think that Krita Handles that quite nicely by having the key V pressed you can control the direction and Stroke Pressure in one movement Its an incredibly simple yet powerful feature.

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PaintTool SAI is a lightweight, Japanese digital painting program and is popular among artists because of its vast range of tools and simplicity of use. With that said, shortcut keys are essential for most advanced artists, as you keep one hand on the drawing pad and the other on the keyboard. They make your workflow more efficient while drawing digitally. Allows you to move all the pixels within that layer of the pixel that you clicked on not affected by your current layer. All you have to do is double click on the tool in the toolbox, and the Custom Tool Property window will pop up. Here, you can change the Shortcut Key to anything you want, as well as rename the tool.

How to make a straight line in paint tool sai

Having trouble drawing a straight line? Losing your mind trying to draw a perfect circle? Need to make a detailed scene in perspective? Fear not. Using PaintTool SAI rulers can help turn your design process from a headache-inducing nightmare into smooth sailing. My name is Elianna. I feel your pain. They are as follows:.

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Re: Control pen pressure when creating straight lines Post by offrecord » Thu Apr 12, pm I totally understand what eyald needs; I'm struggling for this feature as well. Making straight lines very intuitive and convenient. I really think that would be a fantastic feature on Paintstorm! Both linework tools are vector based can be edited in a variety of ways. My name is Elianna. It is often used together with the Linework Curve Tool. Re: Control pen pressure when creating straight lines Post by eyald » Sat Dec 16, am You can, but that's not the same, it takes a lot more messing around than just pressing shift and clicking, especially if you alternate between straight lines and freehand on different angles. Your email address will not be published. Privacy Terms. Changing the ruler with shift is very nice! Post by ixie » Fri Dec 15, pm. It'll be time-consuming. But the "real fil"l stroke will be only with a ruler, you can also use shift with an enabled ruler for fast choosing direction. No need to adjust the angle of a ruler.

Have you ever looked at a piece of digital artwork and wondered what black magic the artist used to get their smooth lines?

When drawing freehand and then needing to make a straight line, having the line at max pressure makes it not fit the rest of the lines. Because I need to constantly adjust my ideas and compositions of the perspectives, mechanical objects, furniture and weapons etc Re: Control pen pressure when creating straight lines Post by offrecord » Thu Apr 12, pm I totally understand what eyald needs; I'm struggling for this feature as well. Thankfully, drawing a straight line in PaintTool SAI takes only seconds, and can be done with or without the help of a tablet pen. Currently Photoshop has a not very good system of pressure on straight lines, but it's more flowing than clip studio paint that has also max pressure. Forget it. It is easy to turn on and off, and can be a great tool for creating perspective grids, isometric illustrations, and more. I just want to put my thoughts about this problem as clear as possible. Post by eyald » Sat Dec 16, am. It'll be time-consuming.