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Searching online for other's results seems to mirror what Silky Shark did in my tests as well. I have only experienced such stabilization lag on very few CPU heavy programs. This is a small line, not a large or even page filling one. At any setting not only does it not smooth the lines it even adds more squiggle to them, and seems to be a anti-smoothing tool.īesides making the line worse the lag is horrible too, and is not just the typical stabilization /correction delay as some suggest.

When Silky Shark is switched on it actually makes the lines worse. Subtle preset - Again with the Position Smoothing Amount set to 15, 30 and 50 (I'm noticing a pattern 😀). Although more controllable when drawing by hand, with the script the changes were much more pronounced. Pulled String preset - With the Position Smoothing Amount set to 15, 30 and 50 too. Pulled String option set to smooth amount 50 Pulled String option set to smooth amount 30 Pulled String option set to smooth amount 15 Position Smoothing Amount set to 15, 30 and 50 respectively. Massive preset - The strangely named Massive preset does less changes than the Pulled String preset below, at the same settings. Perhaps it is hidden away in one of the numerous books, related magazines, or even comics I have. He used it to do crosshatching, ellipses, and drawing the numerous buildings (and explained the various compass, measuring, and aspects of the ruler) - but I can not find it anywhere online. In the past I read a great article from a penciller that worked on the TMNT comics that used the rolling ruler.

comics, and the rolling ruler's function to comic letterers.

😄 On the 'Kid's' blog he talks about lettering the 2000 A.D. The quick and easily adjustable angled Parallel ruler (aka digital Rolling ruler style) was reason enough for me to purchase it. LNP's smoothing affect can be adjusted up the amount of 200, double most other programs, but at 50 or above is likely little use. Then clicking the right arrows > allows many additional options to be altered.

#Smooth lines with lazy nezumi free download pro

When first opened Lazy Nezumi Pro looks overly simple (1st image), but clicking on the drop-down list (2nd image) shows the range of options. I have tested two specialized programs just for the line smoothing task ( Lazy Nezumi Pro, and Silky Shark), and the built-in options in CLIP STUDIO PAINT ( my review). To keep things consistent I wrote another program script to draw the same rough line exactly the same each time, as I did for Dopefish (explained). Sometimes called a drawing crutch, which is humorous in many aspects itself, and the reason for the strange image above (obviously without any stabilization /correction either).

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Reasons to need it range from your hand is shaky, your mouse/tablet drivers are incompatible at some level ( common lately even for Wacom), a subpar graphics tablet/mouse hardware issue, art program brush limits, and to whatever else.

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That is any line drawn in software and corrected, rather it be mouse or graphics tablet input. I’m not asking for a multi-featured plugin like the excellent Lazy Nezumi Pro -Ī single, simple ‘smoothing’ slider, like the one Flash has had for the last ten years, would be enough to stop me and many others from having to use your competitors’ products, and would be much better than the on/off ‘Smoothing’ switch in Photoshop which doesn’t appear to do anything useful at any brush size setting.To finish off my current round of software reviews the last ones are for drawn line correction, stabilization, smoothing, tracking, altering, and other names given to the same task. Would be a bit like me saying 'You do know people want to draw stuff with Photoshop, right?' Are all those other developers wrong to bother prioritizing it? Was Adobe wrong to include it in Flash and Illustrator?Īccusing me of impatience regarding a simple feature this long overdue is laughable and patronizing. I would hope that having all your millions of paying customers would help to provide the resources to implement a simple but fundamental feature which has existed for many years in two of your other flagship products, and is ubiquitous among Photoshop’s competitors, including several which cost nothing. Any information that you could provide about the status of this feature request would be far more useful, and appropriate. Chris, I’m well aware you have a lot of users, aka customers, and I think your comment is a poor example of customer service.