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Jim Henderson escreveu:
> On Tue, 20 Oct 2009 17:47:11 -0200, nemesis wrote:
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>> I don't know exactly what effect tilt is supposed to give. Given
>> pressure, lines get thicker or slimmer so I'm not sure what to expect
>> from tilt more than that.
>>
>> Notice you can get nice caligraphic countours with the ink tool and
>> mouse alone, just by adjusting the "brush" format.
>
> The tilt functionality with the calligraphy tool lets you hold the pen at
> a specific angle and as you move the brush (without changing the tilt),
> the width changes. It's different than pressure because the angle
> determines the size of the stroke. Much more natural for doing, say,
> Kanji calligraphy (which is what I tried it out with - no, I don't know
> it, but I did learn to write "Japan" in order to see what it would look
> like - and my sister-in-law would probably laugh at that, just as she did
> at my attempts to say rather complex things in Japanese <g>).
>
> If I get a few minutes, I'll create something and post it so you can see
> the difference.
I think I understand now. Perhaps it changes the brush format on the
fly depending on the angle? Gotta try it when getting home...
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