Nick-Nature-1 arpack - EDIt Nick-Nature-2 added

[Nickillus]

Just a heads up to point out that Nick-Nature-2 has had a few sticker presets added and tweaked.

Artefacts hopefully removed from the Bad-Hair-Day variants.
Solid Pebbledash added (Pebbledash-2)
A second scratty grass variant added.
A mottle brush called Water-Damage-1 added.

EDIT- I can still see some artefacts in Bad-Hair-Day-1 in particular - dammit. Sorry chaps. More tweaking needed on another day.

[Micmac]

Hi Nick

I think your link to second edition of Nature 2 is pointing to the first edition of Nature 2

Downloaded it several times and it is first edition

Michael

[Nickillus]

Hi Micmac.
Thanks for pointing it out. Not sure how that happened. I've reset the link.

Do please let me know if it still doesn't work right. In that case I reckon I need to go back through the whole process of package creation because something must have gone wrong in the naming somewhere.

[Micmac]

Thank you Nick it worked now

I think you must have the World Record for variations within a single sticker. :-)

Michael

[Nickillus]

Thanks Micmac. No problem. Sorry about not getting it right first time round.

World record? I bet not. It's amazing the variety of mark making you can get from a brush head or sticker set if you tinker around with the 'spray variation' settings. Just look at how many presets there are for things like the pencil that doesn't have the range of controls that stickers do.

Then you may find like I do that it's compounded by what size brush you use!

Hours of 'fun' to be had

[Micmac]

No one else work on a 6 x 6 grid. You are the champ.

Michael

[Nickillus]

Haha - yes I suppose nobody else has been stupid enough to think that many boxes is a good idea yet. They have more common sense.
And as for the 12x4 grid . . . .

I just figured that if I really want something to approach the illusion of random irregularity then having a bigger selection of individual elements has got to help. Then throw in 'random' offset and rotation settings in the 'spray variation' and it might work.