/ic/ - Artwork/Critique

[Anonymous No.5022247]

Buckle in buckaroos, PS just got obsolete.

[Anonymous No.5022249]

OH NO NO NO

[Anonymous No.5022253]

Does it also have liquify now? Otherwise, what's the point in brushes if I can't cheat

[Anonymous No.5022258]

>>5022247
Liquify is way more useful than brushes...

[Anonymous No.5022260]

>>5022247
Yooo is this out??

[Anonymous No.5022267]

>>5022253
>>5022258
Liquify shitters fuck off. This implies a major overhaul of the brush engine which is far bigger
>>5022260
Not yet. Just says "winter"

[Anonymous No.5022270]

Why you even need brushes besides hard round? Sounds like NGMI excuses

[Anonymous No.5022272]

Krita has great brushes and is free.

[Anonymous No.5022274]

>>5022270
Brushes start to matter again when you're out of /beg/

[Anonymous No.5022279]

>>5022274
HARD ROUND COCK

[Anonymous No.5022287]

Lets go. How long till it comes out. I prefer CSP a lot more.

[Anonymous No.5022288]

>>5022247
Not until they implement multi core processors.

[Anonymous No.5022290]

>>5022247 (OP)
Not until they implement support for multi core processors.

[Anonymous No.5022298]

>>5022267
It won't change anything, because the only difference Photoshop had over CSP over the brush engine is the dual brush feature.

[Anonymous No.5022329]

psp has never been a great tool for drawing from scratch, it was already obsolete 10 years ago with sai or now with clip studio. The only advantage is that it was "free", had tons of tutorials online, and is a recognized industry tool so your porn drawings would still make you competent in the pro field.

[Anonymous No.5022354]

csp can’t replace ps until it gets pipeline features, meaning liquify among others, but more importantly not before it stops being A SINGLE THREADED PIECE OF FUCKING GARBAGE that can’t handle large workloads

[Anonymous No.5022374]

>>5022354
how large is your workload, anon?

[Anonymous No.5022375]

>>5022354
If liquify is part of your standard workflow you honestly need to learn how to draw better.

[Anonymous No.5022376]

>>5022354
>Til it gets liquify
just learn how to draw 5head

[Anonymous No.5022377]

>>5022375
>>5022376
>t. unemployed

[Anonymous No.5022378]

>>5022377
Learn how to draw, anon.

[Anonymous No.5022395]

>>5022378
>can’t get a job with his art
>l-learn to d-draw
keep defending meme weeb software lol

[Anonymous No.5022396]

>>5022354
This, wtf is so hard about implementing liquify? Do it you retards

[Anonymous No.5022402]

>>5022396
csp would probably shit itself if they did, mesh transform is painful as it is
they’d probably need to rebuild it from the ground up so it can use more than one fucking thread like it was coded for a java based cellphone

[Anonymous No.5022407]

you guys, just use liquify in ps and then switch back to csp for the rest

[Anonymous No.5022408]

>>5022402
>only use 1 thread
Wtf, is this why some of the brushes are absolute dogshit laggy?

[Anonymous No.5022409]

>>5022408
it’s why everything is dogshit laggy once you go up in scale

[Anonymous No.5022411]

>>5022409
>all this time I blamed my computer
I'm sorry ol' girl, it was never your fault. Fucking nips need to get their shit together

[Anonymous No.5022412]

>>5022395
Keep being a faggot that can't draw.

[Anonymous No.5022438]

>>5022247
>no liquify
>no non destructive adjustment layers
>no meme blurs
>no support for topazshit
>no multicore
>no selections with paths
zzzzzzzzzzz
Did you know that you could already import PS brushes into CSP? They just fuckup when you draw because of no dualbrush or colour jitter support or anything else for that matter so you can't configure them to be like PS, plus CSP has different brush dynamics making them suck. Unless they fix that, which I'm 100% sure they haven't, it will just suck.

CSP is, and always will be, my lineart/flatting slave while PS handles anything serious.

Disappointing that after so many years not a single good old Celsys RETAS animation feature has made its way in and instead we get worse photoshop...

[Anonymous No.5022440]

>>5022247
I'm more excited about being able to export a timelapse like procreate All the God anime artists use clip. /asg/ fags are creaming their pants

[Anonymous No.5022442]

>>5022272
This board is for people over 18

[Anonymous No.5022443]

>>5022438
Cringe

[Anonymous No.5022444]

>>5022438
>no non destructive adjustment layers
wrongpilled

[Anonymous No.5022445]

>>5022440
>export a timelapse
n-nani?!

[Anonymous No.5022463]

CSP is good for sketching, for painting? sucks in comparison. But now I'm intrigued on how an .abr would work.

[Anonymous No.5022464]

>>5022267
This is one hell of a cope.

[Anonymous No.5022465]

>>5022444
CSP hasn't had a single inspired update in more than a year.

[Anonymous No.5022468]

Photoshop is too expensive. Fuck if with your subscription shit nigger.

[Anonymous No.5022469]

>>5022463
>more LAG
CSP is so worthless for painting, it needs to focus on what it's good for. Even Krita should have overtaken CSP by now on the painting front, last I checked it seemed to be more customisable brushwise than CSP and PS COMBINED

[Anonymous No.5022476]

>>5022468
>updates cracked by m0nkrus and uploaded before I even realise it's out
>updating a m0nkrus PS install is as easy as downloading it and pressing install and it upgrades your current version
>missing out on the CSP + PS masterrace
Shaking my head with disquited unease, fampai. PS is literally FREE.

[Anonymous No.5022485]

>>5022476
what would you even need csp for if you’re already using ps? meme crutches like stabilizer?

[Anonymous No.5022505]

>>5022485
What's listed here >>5022455
CSP lineart brushes are much more realistic than PS' in particular and the tapering is very customisable I especially like increased width and the start and the end and not having to spend ages searching for all the gaps in my lineart when flatting.

[Anonymous No.5022508]

>>5022505
>much more realistic
post work, I can smell the /beg/ on you

[Anonymous No.5022514]

>>5022485
(Cont) I also have an amazing perspective grid addon for PS by the way by which EVERY PS tutes and videos produce the perspective grid is NOT MEASURED OUR out correctly, so I use CSP instead. Though lately I have been doing significantly more 3D, there's something nice about a good grid and I need to build those skills more.

[Anonymous No.5022527]

If they fix the brush lag along with the dual brush stuff from ps, CSP will be unstoppable

[Anonymous No.5022534]

>>5022279
is it a feminine cock?

[Anonymous No.5022539]

I've always assumed PS gets more bloated every iteration.

[Anonymous No.5022545]

>>5022476
Is this legit?
https://thepiratebay.org/description.php?id=37536776

[Anonymous No.5022550]

>>5022545
Search m0nkrus and use his homepage. It's the first on google. Use the one torrent tracker that doesn't require reg.

[Anonymous No.5022551]

Liquify is one thing, but for a software that is supposed to be THE ONE to make comics - it's unacceptable they can't make whole words automatically go on the next row.

[Anonymous No.5022554]

>>5022545
(Cont) use google to find m0nkrus' homepage and only use the torrent links he uploaded, don't use TPB.

[Anonymous No.5022559]

>>5022247
>no liquify

[Anonymous No.5022741]

>>5022253
Vector layer + pinch tool.

[Anonymous No.5022750]

Just by virtue of being open source, Krita is superior to most painting suites with few exceptions, especially now that the MyPaint brushes are now included with Krita.

Prove me wrong.

[Anonymous No.5022753]

What the fuck is liquify

[Anonymous No.5022771]

>>5022741
you have no idea what liquify is used for, do you?

[Anonymous No.5022774]

>>5022771
No, enlighten us.

[Anonymous No.5022776]

>>5022438
It's the artist that matters, not the tools.

[Anonymous No.5022782]

>>5022774
protip: it’s not lineart

[Anonymous No.5022787]

>>5022782
But what if you don't even do the lineart and use the same sketch after cleaning it like a real Chad?

[Anonymous No.5022788]

>>5022272
Krita devs always say that directly importing anything about photoshop brushes except for the brush tips is literally impossible because of the proprietary format so CSP must be lying and/or making massive concessions.

[Anonymous No.5022789]

>>5022787
what do you think a sketch is, retard?

[Anonymous No.5022792]

>>5022782
You never used CSP, right? CSP has vector layers for all of it's brushes. You can select multiple vector layers and then you can use the pinch tool, that basically works like the pinch tool in liquify.
Liquify is still better tho.

[Anonymous No.5022793]

>>5022787
unless your sketch is a block-in, it’s lineart

>>5022788
bullshit, artstudio does both abr and tpl

[Anonymous No.5022795]

>>5022792
>painting vectors
retard
>in csp
dumb retard

[Anonymous No.5022803]

>>5022792
do you even paint? how the fuck are you going to alter the vectors of 20 overlaid strokes point by point?

[Anonymous No.5022815]

>>5022793
>>bullshit, artstudio does both abr and tpl
God knows how much time and money Lucky Clan had to invest into reverse engineering that bullshit. Take it from Savage Interactive, pic related.

[Anonymous No.5022838]

>>5022247
>Proprietary program (CSP) doesn't have liquify
>Free program (Krita) does
LOL!!

[Anonymous No.5022849]

>>5022815
nigga, one guy did it

[Anonymous No.5022860]

>>5022849
source?

[Anonymous No.5022924]

>>5022860
he posts on the forums
when people ask for features, he says things like “yes, I’ll do it”, “I’ll think about it”, “no, I think it’s stupid” etc
like when people asked about ps bristle brushes his answer was something along the lines of “adobe’s phasing them out, so I won’t bother”
the julian guy that makes the brushes and seems to be art director or whatever the equivalent is and is presumably responsible for getting him to rip off the procreate ui says to ask lucky on the forums and he’ll probably do it whenever he’s asked about features getting implemented

[Anonymous No.5022948]

>>5022924
Are you talking about
>https://www.luckyclan.com/forum/index.php?topic=1574.msg4299#msg4299
>No, we will not support this.
Even if it's an "I" in the forums it could very well be because whoever's using the forum account at the time happens to be one of the developers on the team.

[Anonymous No.5023000]

>>5022948
It’s one guy

[Anonymous No.5023018]

>>5022849
>>5023000
they're better than the procreate team lol

[Anonymous No.5023023]

>>5022788
who cares about importing? make your own brushes
learn the settings, make your own textures/tips, shit

[Anonymous No.5023037]

I dont know what any of you are talking about

[Anonymous No.5023082]

>>5022788
are they saying it’s impossible because of the proprietary format, or are they saying it’s “impossible” because they are autistic and demand every single part of the code to be open source?
this is an important distinction

[Anonymous No.5023278]

>>5022253
Is liquify really that important?

>>5022438
>dualbrush or colour jitter

If CSP still doesn't have this than it will have a hard time importing most PS brushes. That's the biggest thing stopping brushes from working the same way as they do in photoshop.

>>5022485
>Vector Brushes
>Comic tools
>Animation
>3D models on canvas
>An enormous cloud database of free materials and brushes made by other artists
>Better blending brushes
>Better UI for artists

>>5023082
Because of the proprietary format. You can't read abr files unless you have someone reverse engineer it. Than it will be more work to write a program to match the .abr settings to Krita's brush engine.

Too bad someone can't reverse engineer the .abr format and then open source the code. But if this takes months of work and research to do they'll want to be paid for all this work.

[Anonymous No.5023312]

>>5022463
That's the part that bothers me most about CSP. Paintstorm and artrage are better at painting, ffs.

[Anonymous No.5023316]

I've been using photoshop for years and until recently I started using clip studio paint, I like the feel of the lines as it doesn't seem heavy lime photoshop. However, will I be able to paint there too or is it mostly for linework? I dont really use filters or layer masks, my process is more like the traditional approach alla prima

[Anonymous No.5023327]

>>5022247
>single threaded
>transformations are like powerpoint slides
>software tanks as soon as you try to blend or paint with any textured brush above 150 pixels in size on even just a 2k x 2k canvas
>Blending brush ignores selection boundaries, bleeds colours through selection

I just dont see it. Sai 2 does lineart better simply by virtue of being lightweight and silky smooth. Krita/PS do painting better. Whats CSP actually good for?

[Anonymous No.5023379]

>>5022815
And I 100% bet that procreate still can't simulate mixer and smudge brushes so it'd still be worthless.

[Anonymous No.5023410]

>>5023327
>Blending brush ignores selection boundaries, bleeds colours through selection
Same for PS though.

[Anonymous No.5023411]

>>5023278
huejitter or atleast something very similar is confirmed in the video.

[Anonymous No.5023422]

link to preview video please

[Anonymous No.5023431]

>>5023411
CSP's biggest problem right now is it's complete lack of optimisation for big brushes

[Anonymous No.5023471]

>>5023431
They claimed in the last update that textured brush should work smoother but I didn't notice any difference. They have stated that a coming update will no longer support 32 bit, so that might be a good sign?

[Anonymous No.5023485]

hard round master race

[Anonymous No.5023511]

>>5022267
>Not yet. Just says "winter"
Nice. I can delete photoshop then. I hate using that program but keep it around cause of all the brushes. With this update I can finally just do everything in CSP.

[Anonymous No.5023545]

>>5022253
There's a PS-style liquify brush on CS made by an user.

[Anonymous No.5023860]

liquify faggots here you go:
https://assets.clip-studio.com/en-us/detail?id=1716631

[Anonymous No.5023930]

My version can't import ABR brushes, it's a major issue to import brushes for CSP, same for textures.

[Anonymous No.5024005]

right now on sale 50% off for the EX-Package phew, is it worth it to buy it?

[Anonymous No.5024096]

>>5023860
BASED!
>>5024005
Basically the only difference between EX and PRO is that pro only lets you do 24 frames of animation while EX lets you have unlimited animation frames.

[Anonymous No.5024108]

Rip that liquify CSP brush doesn't really work

[Anonymous No.5024113]

How come so many of you are making such a big deal about liquify?
I've seen plenty of artists work onine and I've never seen them use it, isn't it more of a photo work tool?

[Anonymous No.5024115]

>>5024113
In case it's not already obvious, we all like to keep our cheats to ourselves. Liquify isn't even the first or the last trick that PS has. There are many more.

[Anonymous No.5024131]

>>5024113
if I'm using digital media I might as well take full advantage of it's cheats capabilities, without them it's just inferior trad. Without cheats I'd rather work in oil.

[Anonymous No.5024137]

(and the "cheats" that people use are what people paywall behind things like patreons etc The really successful artists will never share with the newer generation of artists on what tools they're using. Keeping things like liquify secret is a very easy way to ensure that /beg/s never improve. And of course, things like Photoshop scare a lot of people and filter a lot of /beg/s as well. And when you get to see the streams of actually good artists sometimes you might see some very interesting things like anime artists using PS' 3D capabilities to achieve a specific aspect of their work)

[Anonymous No.5024140]

>Photoshop brushes

[Anonymous No.5024154]

>>5023411
>huejitter or atleast something very similar is confirmed in the video.

Then as long as there is "dual brush" support too I can see photoshop brushes working

>>5023860
LIQUIFY is really the last thing that artist needs to use right now

>>5022463
I see a lot of artists who do great paintings in CSP

[Anonymous No.5024162]

>>5023860
This sucks let's be real

[Anonymous No.5024195]

>>5023379
mixer and smudge brushes suck fucking dick compared to csp's blender brushes

[Anonymous No.5024224]

>>5024195
>mixer brushes are g-
>NOOO YOU DON'T NEED THEM
Have you ever considered the fact that you just suck dick at art and that CSP is also just completely lacking in anything that isn't lineart related and that using it for anything it isn't tuned to provide is just cope?

[Anonymous No.5024239]

>>5023278
>Comic tools
this is why CSP is better for making comics, but for painting i'd use Photoshop

[Anonymous No.5025502]

In CSP, how can I make the antaliasing not shit when I use the magic wand?

[Anonymous No.5027193]

are yall not able to draw without liquify?

[Anonymous No.5028209]

I cant find a torrent for clipart so I just use photoshop

[Anonymous No.5028293]

>>5022253
>>5022258
why havent you kill yourself yet?

[Anonymous No.5028295]

>>5025502
You cant without adding extra steps (convert to a quick mask and apply a blur or levels adjustment), the selection tools generally suck and assume you have lineart covering the uggly jaggies.

[Anonymous No.5028610]

>>5022753
>>5022774
>>5023278
liquify is a way to smudge a picture into different positions without actually smudging or altering the line or paint properties. You ever fuck up line art and need to erase, or select a piece of art and then transform/move it into place, and then clean up the mess you made ?
Ever need to do that in a painting across multiple layers when you decide you prefer the eyes closer together?

With liquify you don't need to do any of that shit, it's like a smudge tool that doesn't blur, smear, or smudge, just magically moves shit around like some looney tunes shit

[Anonymous No.5028619]

>>5028610

[Anonymous No.5028626]

>>5028293
I'm not digicuck and just enjoy stirring shit

[Anonymous No.5030618]

>>5022247
Will they also allow you to actually paint with them without lagging into oblivion?

[Anonymous No.5030624]

>>5022750
krita is only good if you've never used any other software, I can't believe they don't have hsb/hsv sliders anymore. It also crashes more often than any other art software I've used.

[Anonymous No.5030629]

>>5022815
wtf? Since when did procreate allow photoshop brush imports? Does it replicate dual brush?

[Anonymous No.5032576]

>Still using Photoshop in our Holy year 2020 (two thousand and twenty, soon to be twenty twenty one)

why would you make yourself suffer this much greatly?

[Anonymous No.5032598]

What's a good program for someone who hasn't done a lot of digital stuff.? Krita? Procreate?

There's a Schoolism in digit painting that uses Photoshop so Im wondering if that.

[Anonymous No.5032654]

>>5032598
Procreate, otherwise just learn Photoshop. All professional art software are variations of Photoshop, once you learn the source you can go anywhere. It's industry standard so if you get an in-house job you'll probably need to learn it anyway.

[Anonymous No.5032697]

>>5032598
if on ipad, artstudio pro
it’s photoshop, but built specifically for art
otherwise krita or ps

[Anonymous No.5032723]

>>5032654
>>5032697
I'll get PS. Theres more tutorials for it anyways. I forget how to pirate it though.

[Anonymous No.5033408]

>>5022290
I think the reason or maybe why CELSYS made it that way is probably because of the arm chipset for mobile cpu devices, and those arm based cpu can revival against X86 multi-core processors. Keep in mind Celsys made CSP not only for windows but for mac/OS, iOS/iPadOS and android. The world's fastest supercomputer is in Japan - Fugaku, and it's A64FX cpu are arm-based. Anyways.... celsys probably make their own brush engine that utilizes that kind of hardware in the future, maybe even btfo adobe.

[Anonymous No.5033413]

>>5033408
same anon, has anyone tried using CSP on mobile devices? was there any lag when working on large files?

[Anonymous No.5033505]

>had a pirated CS version on the old PC
>decide to buy EX on the new one
>won't go online
>failed to verify license
Should I refund it and go back pirating? Why is it easier to crack this shit than actually use it legally? No idea what's even the problem. If I choose "verify from another device" my phone won't recognize the QR code either and it works with other QRs.

[Anonymous No.5033536]

>>5033505
check your firewall isn't blocking the connection. It only has to verify once

[Anonymous No.5033548]

>>5033536
Yes I forgot this the first time I started it so I had hope, but the problem persists.

Dumb question, when I start it and the connection was working, would it be online regardless whether I am logged in yet or not? Otherwise I would suspect there is some issue with my e-mail/account recognition.

[Anonymous No.5033572]

>>5022247
GET FUCKED (((ADOBE)))

[Anonymous No.5033589]

>>5033548
there is the Clip Studio (Hub) application and then the Clip Studio Paint (Painting) Application.
Try opening Hub and logging in there it should still be online even if you cant log in, so you can verify if its an email issue there

[Anonymous No.5033698]

>>5033589
Man forget my retardation. For some reason Defender added an additional rule I overlooked. Usually it let's everything communicate per default unless I am telling it not to.
Guess I can keep drawing now, thank you anon. And I agree with the thread about CS > PS.

Even with my new gamer PC PS kept crashing sometimes. For whatever reason.

[Anonymous No.5033704]

>>5033698
>my new gamer PC PS kept crashing sometimes
Can be an issue with vram, I let it use 80% and it's never crashed PS in months and months and months and months!

[Anonymous No.5035322]

>>5022247
Really, did they add color indexing support?

[Anonymous No.5035323]

>>5022559
Do you have cancer?

[Anonymous No.5035646]

>>5035322
What's color indexing

[Anonymous No.5035739]

>>5022551
I'll never not laugh at this

[Anonymous No.5036088]

>>5025502
Either blur the border of your selection or use the selection pen and turn on anti alias, if its not visible for you look in the advanced settings of that "brush"

[Anonymous No.5037482]

>>5022247
Im excited for the timelapse feature

[Anonymous No.5037753]

>>5022247
Why is the brush lagging 2 inches behind the stylus when the size is only 100px? Is this the power of CSP?

[Anonymous No.5037769]

>>5024115
What are some of the other tricks PS has? Not shitposting, I never used Photoshop so I have no idea.

[Anonymous No.5037775]

>>5022247
they need their default installed shortcuts to go directly into the program and not into their splash screen thing that leads to the resource sharing whatever.
its just not professional, and slow as fuck otherwise.

[Anonymous No.5037815]

>>5037769
https://youtube.com/watch?v=EDoBwchJ6Vc

[Anonymous No.5037823]

>>5037753
stabilizer set to high, probably

[Anonymous No.5037826]

>>5037775
mine always did that, you're just doing something wrong

[Anonymous No.5037847]

>>5035322
Just use pngquant

[Anonymous No.5039008]

>>5037775
Learn how to computer, old Man. Just pin csp to the taskbar when it's open, problem solved.

[Anonymous No.5039015]

>>5037753
That's just how it be, it lags behind the stylus even at 2pixels while also disappearing so I have to enable the dot in the centre of the brush to track my actual position. Everything I have seen in videos is the same, my pc is also good so its just the software. It's easy to get used to so most people don't notice or care but if you come from Photoshop it feels kinda cheap.

[Anonymous No.5039042]

I just wish clip studios line tool was as easy and useful as photoshop's pen tool.
And that it had photoshops level of perspective/grid transformation options.

[Anonymous No.5039064]

>>5022247
OH SHIT

[Anonymous No.5039110]

>>5022247
Official release notes from Celcys incoming. Update scheduled for December 10th.

https://www.clipstudio.net/en/dl/release_note/

"Imported brushes can be freely adjusted in the Tool Properties palette and the Sub Tool Detail palette. EX/PRO
Note: Results may differ from Photoshop when using imported Photoshop brushes. We are continuously working on improving brush functionality, including support for dual brushes.

The following settings have been added to the Sub Tool Detail palette to further expand the expressive range of your brushes.

Color Jitter
Added Change brush tip color, which allows you to vary the hue, saturation, and brightness as you draw, and Randomize per stroke, which randomizes the color of each stroke as you draw. These function according to how Color Dynamics are set, such as to Pen pressure or Random. The existing Blend with sub color has been added as an item to Change brush tip color.
Flip brush tips horizontally & vertically
Flip Horizontal and Flip Vertical allow the brush tip's angle to be set to flip horizontally or vertically.
Texture settings Brightness & Contrast
You can now adjust the Brightness and Contrast of a texture before applying it.
Texture modes
Overlay, Color dodge, Color burn, Hard Mix, and Height have been added to Texture Mode. These apply to a brush’s texture to offer a variety of texture options."

[Anonymous No.5039116]

>>5023545
and it's shit if it's the same one I'm thinking of

[Anonymous No.5039123]

>>5039110
No mention of brush tool optimisation or multicore? Why....

[Anonymous No.5039142]

>>5039123
In true Celcys fashion such a important improvement would be, if featured, stacked away among the dozens of small bug fixes. They seem to regard their customers as drooling idiot children who don't know or care about the technical aspects of their software.

[Anonymous No.5039183]

>>5039142
their customers are mainly anime artists, so that is probably correct?

[Anonymous No.5039231]

>>5039123
I would have thought after rebranding as clip studio PAINT they would focus on the actual painting experience.

[Anonymous No.5039234]

>>5039231
they didn’t rebrand, the program was always called csp
you’re thinking of the western version published by smith micro as manga studio
there was no rebranding, they just started publishing an official international version themselves
so yeah, no reason that would affect anything whatsoever

[Anonymous No.5039246]

>>5039142
I think most of their western user base are literal children with potato PCs, when I read comments on the software they think it runs better than Photoshop because their shitty laptops can't handle PS.

[Anonymous No.5039264]

>>5039234
They are now self publishing and they chose that name intentionally, recent updates are reorienting the software as a Photoshop alternative for painters. I don't know who is responsible for their marketing but they are paying digital painters to advertise it while conveniently glossing over how shit brush performance is.

[Anonymous No.5039273]

no dual brush support, yet.

[Anonymous No.5039311]

>>5039234
>they didn’t rebrand, the program was always called csp
they did rebrand it though, the program was not always called 'clip studio paint'. it was previously branded as 'comic studio'. some mangaka like hamada yoshikazu is still using that old version to this day.

kind of ironic that japan called in 'comic studio', while america called in 'manga studio'. its like both of the marketing teams in each respective country was desperately trying to give it a foreign appeal.

[Anonymous No.5039353]

>>5024113
Shit I just move stuff with the lasso toll and paint on top, sometimes I use the grid transform in Clip Studio that is my poor mans liquify.

its ok but I learned to work without it.

[Anonymous No.5039356]

>>5025502
there is a blur > smooth filter that you apply to layers that is basically antialiasing to binary clean lines.

its awesome for painting very defined areas.

[Anonymous No.5039522]

What does this change actually?
How are PS brushes better?

[Anonymous No.5039553]

>https://www.clipstudio.net/en/dl/release_note/?utm_source=clip_ice&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=csinfo20201203en
1 more week until I can get rid of PS

[Anonymous No.5039558]

Does this mean CSP now support dual brush? Because main things in PS is dual brush texture. Others I can port by myself

[Anonymous No.5039674]

>>5039553
this doesn't change anything, you can already manually recreate the photoshop brushes you are going to import, without dual brush this just saves you a couple hours of tweaking settings.

[Anonymous No.5039923]

>>5022260
website says update is December 10th

[Anonymous No.5039965]

>>5023860
>major feature that's separated PS users from CS users as their said superior
>barely 8k downloads
It's fake, isn't it?

[Anonymous No.5040009]

>>5039965
its just an edited smudge tool....

[Anonymous No.5040901]

>>5039965
I've used it, it's barely ok. You have to fuck with it a bit for it to even work, and when it does, it makes the thing you liquify incredibly blurry. It's only really helpful in the sketch stage

[Anonymous No.5040952]

Liquify would be awesome but warp is good enough for me

[Anonymous No.5040976]

>>5023327
>using large brush with tiny spacing
>hurr durr why is the software tanking

[Anonymous No.5041021]

>>5040976
>150px
>large

[Anonymous No.5041028]

>>5039558
>>5039674
read this >>5039110
They are adding a couple of PS features to the brush engine in the coming update like hue jitter and texture height. Double brush is coming eventually. Not everything I hoped for but it's still the first major painting update in a couple of years

[Anonymous No.5041064]

>>5040976
Have you never used another piece of art software? Even procreate, some cheap app on a tablet has better performance than csp. It lags at modest resolutions on PCs that cost over 1k. If they pretend this isn't an issue it will never be adopted by serious painters.

[Anonymous No.5041137]

>>5041064
CSP brushes tend to have lower spacing by default than the ones most digital painters use in Photoshop. I have found that if you increase the spacing (gap setting in CSP) and set the blend mode to opacity the performance is not all that different to PS.

[Anonymous No.5041204]

>>5033413
not sure about large files but here's a video of someone working on a drawing on their ipad. seems to be fine lag-wise
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7p8sMTwvKDk

[Anonymous No.5041431]

>>5041137
this isn't true at all. I manually adjust the spacing in both programs, CSP with visible brush tip gaps performs worse than even 1% spacing on PS. I just figured out why there's this discrepancy, its because you're using default hard round brushes when everyone who uses PS makes their own, CSP can't handle custom brushes. Even at its best, when you're using the basic circle brush it performs worse than a fully custom PS brush with no spacing.

They aren't even remotely close.

[Anonymous No.5041983]

>>5039553
enjoy not having color indexing

[Anonymous No.5042007]

>>5041983
>>5041983
https://pngquant.org/

[Anonymous No.5042013]

>>5041983
Why would I need this?

[Anonymous No.5042471]

>>5041983
Colour indexing isn't important at all except for pixel art which CSP is really not the best for.