![]() (would have probably been easier and faster just to use the paintbucket). Sometimes I fill an area which has solid lines, all closed off (no gaps) but it still overspills the color into adjacent areas. The "hierarchy" of color fill areas (large areas compared to smaller areas) and how the squiggles effect adjacent color areas is not easily understood. CTG could still definitely use improvement. I reported on this a couple of years ago but nothing was done.ĬTG is one of those many potentially great TVPaint features that never really got properly finished. What I'm not sure about is why the other color areas on the image don't show any squiggle marks.ītw, i think this has to do with the CTG coloring not being symmetrical, the fill has holes on one side and not the other. Peter, those are all good notes on using the paintbucket, but to me it appears that petefelstead is using CTG coloring (see the "squiggles" in the screenshot). If you set it max (255) it will ignore all pixels and color the whole screen. If you set it higher it will ignore more lighter pixels. If you set the range lower (default =25) you will see more"white", because it will accept pixels with little opacity as border. but almost transparent AntiAlias pixels.ĭepending how you set the "Range"value the paint bucket will ignore or accept pixels above a certain opacity range as border. ![]() Those white spots are not actually white btw. With Speedfill do you mean Paintbucket tool?īy changing the settings of the Paintbucket tool you can control how it interacts with the lines of the original drawing.įor instance increasing the "Expand"value will likely get rid of the white dots.Īs it enlarges the fill area with a pixel per value increase ![]()
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