I could really use a circle tool like there is in most any other art program. MS Paint even has one.
I could really use a circle tool like there is in most any other art program. MS Paint even has one.
ArtRage was designed primarily as a freehand painting package which is why there isn't a default tool to generate polygons. You can use Stencils set to Guide mode if you want to be able to lock your strokes to a specific shape however.
Matt
ArtRage UI
Ambient Design.
Right click the stencil and set it as a guide ( guide mode ). You can find some more detailed information on how the various stencil modes work ( stencil, guide, ruler ) in the Stencils section of the manual ( Help -> ArtRage Manual ). I hope this helps.
Dave
Resident Bug-Hunter
Ambient Design
Nothing is easy to the unwilling.
All this info is amazing! It's nice having an expert answering things. Which brings me to my next question. I think this will be the last oneIs there a way to get your fill to go all the way to your lines without the bit of white that usually gets left?
I'll let you know if I think of any more questions. That is, if you're not tiered of me yet.
The white fringe is because the fill has hit the edge of the black line which is antialiased. Turning off antliasing in the fill tool, or increasing the Spread value can help with this. I would also do the fill on the layer beneath the circle so that if the fill spreads in to the antialiased edge, the circle's line sits on top of it.
Matt
ArtRage UI
Ambient Design.