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stbenge escreveu:
> nemesis wrote:
>> stbenge escreveu:
>>> nemesis wrote:
>>> Thanks! Yeah, I've not bought a tablet yet because it seemed like a
>>> frivolous purchase.
>>
>> Not frivolous at all, dude! Now I believe it's a huge step forward in
>> man-computer interface (at least for people which like to draw). My
>> daughter is hooked as well, she's already drew and sent several
>> paintings to the grandparents... :)
>
> Heck, post those too, if you want. It's interesting to see what kids
> produce!
http://i38.tinypic.com/al6w77.jpg
Typical kid stuff, but you asked for it. :) Written: "Vanessa and dad
Spring Grandma and Grandpa"
She named it. I adjusted some jittering for her brush. She chose the
colors from the pallete. :)
> There's be times you still might want to make a polygonal selection...
It's great for technical drawing, for sure. But for my comic-like
drawings, I prefer everything hand-drawn. :P
> You've *got* to use the sculpt tool. It has its quirks, like any tool,
> but there's so much you can do with it. Try making freehand shapes with
> the free modeling program ShapeShop (http://www.shapeshop3d.com/), open
> the object with Blender, and go sculpt away! SS is buggy, but good.
Oh, but I've used it, yes:
http://blenderartists.org/forum/showthread.php?t=143168
I'm willing to try with a tablet now. :)
>> one of the best things is that there's no paper waste. :)
>
> No doubt! All the same, I keep a ream of printing paper at hand. It's
> such a cheap medium
tell that to poor trees! :P
>>> I hope I can buy one with paypal. I live very far away from any
>>> electronic stores. On the plus side, we get several feet of snow each
>>> year :)
>>
>> Uh, I don't think I would be able to stand to the anxiety of waiting
>> for it... :P
>
> I can't stand it already! I've been buying miscellaneous technic lego
> parts from eBay and the waiting kills me :S
LOL
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