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Subject: Re: Artificial sensitvity
From: nfsaiya <nfsaiya () yahoo ! com>
Date: 2015-02-13 0:29:27
Message-ID: 1377490704.4068580.1423787367121.JavaMail.yahoo () mail ! yahoo ! com
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I do have a tablet but my surface 2 screen kind small and sometimes it turns turns \
out smudgy on screen while my palms keeps resting on the tablet screen. That wasn't \
much of an issue since I can always wipe it off but most of the times the details \
from a smaller screen is hard to analyze. Usually I did my last touch up or a quick \
fix of my work on a computer with bigger screen, if I found some sort of imperfection \
of my artwork that I need to fix. But then, that would result me using a mouse to do \
it or getting another tablet instead.
On Thursday, February 12, 2015 4:53 PM, Boudewijn Rempt <boud@valdyas.org> \
wrote:
Well, you can set speed as a sensor for most effects, but honestly, Krita
is designed for use with a pressure sensitive tablet. Using a mouse
instead will always be an inferior experience. I really recommend getting
a tablet, even a cheap one will be miles better than using a mouse.
(I know that some people create amazing work with just a mouse, but it's
like painting with the brush between your teeth. If you don't absolutely
have to do, don't.)
On Wed, 11 Feb 2015, nfsaiya wrote:
> Why Krita doesn't have an arificial sensitivity for mouse users? The current cool \
> feature of Krita right now prominantlly benefited the stylus users at most \
> epecially when using brushes. Unlike in inkscape, they have artifcial sensitvity \
> for mouse users where the sesitivity of the stroke is randered based upon the speed \
> of drawing stroke. The faster the drawing stroke, the lesser sensitivity is \
> rendered and vice versa.
>
>
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id="yui_3_16_0_1_1423783781725_4140" dir="ltr">I do have a tablet but my surface 2 \
screen kind small and sometimes it turns turns out smudgy on screen while my palms \
keeps resting on the tablet screen. That wasn't much of an issue since I can always \
wipe it off but most of the times the details from a smaller screen is hard to \
analyze. Usually I did my last touch up or a quick fix of my work on a computer with \
bigger screen, if I found some sort of imperfection of my artwork that I need to fix. \
But then, that would result me using a mouse to do it or getting another tablet \
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Thursday, February 12, 2015 4:53 PM, Boudewijn Rempt <boud@valdyas.org> \
wrote:<br> </font> </div> <br><br> <div class="y_msg_container">Well, you can set \
speed as a sensor for most effects, but honestly, Krita <br clear="none">is designed \
for use with a pressure sensitive tablet. Using a mouse <br clear="none">instead will \
always be an inferior experience. I really recommend getting <br clear="none">a \
tablet, even a cheap one will be miles better than using a mouse.<br clear="none"><br \
clear="none">(I know that some people create amazing work with just a mouse, but it's \
<br clear="none">like painting with the brush between your teeth. If you don't \
absolutely <br clear="none">have to do, don't.)<br clear="none"><div \
class="yqt1050259188" id="yqtfd32773"><br clear="none">On Wed, 11 Feb 2015, nfsaiya \
wrote:<br clear="none"><br clear="none">> Why Krita doesn't have an arificial \
sensitivity for mouse users? The current cool feature of Krita right now prominantlly \
benefited the stylus users at<br clear="none">> most epecially when using brushes. \
Unlike in inkscape, they have artifcial sensitvity for mouse users where the \
sesitivity of the stroke is randered<br clear="none">> based upon the speed of \
drawing stroke. The faster the drawing stroke, the lesser sensitivity is rendered and \
vice versa.<br clear="none">> <br clear="none">> <br \
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