The Wacom artpen rotation will usually act like the tilt setting, because tilt is used in ArtRage to mimic rotation (because most people do not have rotation-capable styluses). Rotation, pressure, tilt angle, and stroke direction will let you further control the width of brush strokes. (note: some of the more advanced settings are only in AR5, not Lite, I'm not sure what you have). A square flattish brush is a common paintbrush shape, and you should be able to recreate almost any type of brush in ArtRage. The oil brush and ink pen can be flattened by adjusting 'Aspect'. It isn't always linked in the defaults because those are more about offering a range of settings, and having the brush constantly change size would be annoying, but if you choose one and then save a new preset, you will have the option to save the size as well. You can choose to save the size as part of a preset. Some tools run larger than others and you can work around size limitations somewhat by recording a script of your painting and playing it back at a larger resolution (AR5 only, not Lite). It's something we're looking into for future editions, but will require rewriting a lot of the underlying code. Larger brushes aren't possible at the moment due to the paint mixing and texture (which were never designed to go that large) and memory usage. I'm glad to hear that your son is enjoying ArtRage! Let's see if we can get you enjoying it tooīrush size can go up to 500% - click and type, or press SHIFT and drag left/right on the canvas. Needless to say, no zoom, rotate and pan on touch is kind of a deal breaker hereĪny thing here I got wrong as a user ? Or are those real flaws in Artrage ? I hope I am wrong. I can use Clip Studio delighful pan, rotate, zoom, undo and redo without using my (not working BTW, this thing is crap) EK Remote or keyboard. I have read a post where it's blamed on Wacom doing their own "multi touch" being annoying from an app dev standpoint (which I get) but the thing is, multi touch wacom gesture are disabled on my rig and yet it works like a charm every where else but on Artrage. touch (let alone multi touch) support is terrible ATM. I can see square brush but square brush aren't a thing IRL and they kind of defeat the point of what's good about flat brushes. Usually you don't need art pen to be able to have your flat brush working fine (ie you make a large line, take a 90° angle without rotating to a fine line, then another one, still with barrel rotation untouched, to use the largest bit of the brush again, as seen here) but I've been unable to get that to work in Artrage, even /w my Wacom Art Pen that I read is supposed to be supported. no flat brush? That's the main "natural painting" brush. Also not tying Brush size to preset seems a bit crazy. In those mode, aerographe could use up to 3000% (!) size to be useful.
SAI BRUSH TEXTURES NO WORKING PRO
Standard pro format for print will be something like A4, 600 dpi. That being said I tried to give it a go on the cintiq and I am a bit puzzled by some "very much in your face" issues. I am glad to say he's a much happier camper than he's ever been so far on the digital art front. When my 9 yo son was starting to get frustrated with other apps on his Surface 3 (Krita being a bug fest there.) I remembered ArtRage and when I found about the discount, I bought it.
I appreciate the brush tech, which seems to do what Painted aimed at but with proficient coding skill (ie it works, performance wise) and a slick UI. I had my sight on Artrage since the first release.
The later being my go to setup where I have all my settings adjusted. I have a good experience of Photoshop oc, but also Corel Painter (not suited for real work IMO), SAI, Illuststudio / Clip Studio Paint for the main ones.
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