/ic/ - Artwork/Critique

[Anonymous No.5054212]

New update is out boys. Timelapse and PS brushes now avaliable on Clip Studio.

[Anonymous No.5054218]

>>5054212
EXCUSE ME?! It's M-A-M!

[Anonymous No.5054222]

>>5054218
s-sorry...

[Anonymous No.5054227]

Why would anyone use photoshop now?

[Anonymous No.5054234]

I just got the update, and I'm curious, since I use photoshop and clip a lot, is there any downside for working in PSD's in clip, rather than CSP files? I can't yet find a problem, but is there any degradation or handling issues anyone has encountered?

Keep drawin' anons

[Anonymous No.5054237]

>>5054227
I use csp because i have a shit computer, but i can't decline that liquify and having more performance in higher resolutions is a damn good thing

[Anonymous No.5054251]

>>5054237
>I have a shit computer
>so I use shitty unoptimized software that's still single threaded

?????

[Anonymous No.5054276]

>>5054234

well i did some research for those interested, potentially certain elements get automatically rasterized (text, models, vectors, etc)

[Anonymous No.5054288]

>>5054227
>imagine learning complex perspective when you can literally unmap, paint on and then remap objects into the correct perspective with addons in photoshop
>creating epic 3d landscapes straight from 2d images in photoshop and then turning that back into 2d
>liquify
>brushes that don't lag to shit/dual brush/mixer brush
>a whole host of useful filters like tilt shift, easy chromatic aberration, increased colour control like colour replace, content aware fill/select, colour replace/select/balance/photo filter, adjustment layers, warp/puppetwarp etc
But the biggest thing is that CSP lags like shit with big brushes.

[Anonymous No.5054301]

>>5054251
the newer versions of photoshop runs worst for me than csp, i have a i5 2300, i could use ps cs6 but i like more the csp brushes, and considering i dont work on high resolutions csp is running ok for me (also stabilizer)

[Anonymous No.5054303]

>>5054301
That's because CSP works amazingly with small brushes and starts to suck like shit with big ones and is more efficient with RAM whereas Photoshop guzzles RAM like a beast and brushes basically always have the same performance. Newer versions of PS all have a memory leak that cause it to use your computer scratch disk insanely. That's why it's so slow.

[Anonymous No.5054314]

>>5054288
anon that sounds awesome, is there a tutorial that demos the 3d 2d thing you are talking about? I only know of the one where you can draw inside a 3d cube and have it be in a 3d format that you can rotate around.

[Anonymous No.5054320]

>>5054212
Attention hard round crew: the new height texture blend mode is what you have been looking for. Finally you can get a nice crisp Photoshop like hard round

[Anonymous No.5054324]

I’m happy I’m just happy. Photoshop needs to be pushed out of the industry ASAP. Anyone that is using it should feel bad.

Adobe is a relic. The same way x86 is.

[Anonymous No.5054329]

>>5054251
I don’t know what you mean but csp work flawlessly on my surface pro 4. It can barely run photoshop.

Photoshop in general is very UNoptimized.

[Anonymous No.5054372]

>>5054227
Camera Raw, liquify, just being flat out easier for photo editing/post processing, better filters. I don't use liquify or even process my photos much but the photo editing workflow sucks in CSP.

I use both programs but hardly paint at all in PS any more because the hotkeys are a pain to setup unlike CSP. PS is more useful for doing photo manipulation/filtering/processing, also for making gifs or dealing with movie files to gif. I hate PS because of how much of a buggy unreliable piece of shit it is but it's still necessary for a lot of things that are either really laborious in CSP or you can't do.

I've been looking forward to this update for a while because I have a lot of the Kyle brushes I'd like to try. I find CSP is really lacking in good dry textured brushes compared to PS.

[Anonymous No.5054373]

>>5054372
>I don't use liquify or even process my photos
I don't use liquify while drawing/painting or even process my paintings until the very last step*

To add, it's a lot easier to process scans of my sketchbook, watercolors, or inks in PS than CSP still although CSP does have some really convenient filters and dust cleanup tools for getting rid of tiny islands of pixels to clean up. My process still goes scanner > PS to mostly level out and clean up > CSP (> optional process again in PS if I'm unhappy with what I have but this is rare).

[Anonymous No.5054380]

>>5054288
What addon for perspective photoshopbro?

[Anonymous No.5054386]

Settings are a little weird, it clogs up the settings pane, and you'll have to now enable it for all your brushes. Not sure it's worth binding a hotkey to.

But it works, and that Height mode does seem to be a bit more what I expect.

[Anonymous No.5054403]

>>5054212
CSP now has the best looking bristle brushes, the granular control the new texture modes offers is fantastic

[Anonymous No.5054427]

>>5054212
Where's the liquify? No liquify?

[Anonymous No.5054438]

>>5054403
>the granular control the new texture modes offers is fantastic
Can you give a summary of the new texture modes? I don't really get what Height does differently or what the modes mean for a texture compared to a layer mode.

>Overlay, Color dodge, Color burn, Hard Mix, and Height

[Anonymous No.5054441]

>>5054427
not yet

[Anonymous No.5054447]

How does CSP compare to krita?

[Anonymous No.5054456]

>>5054380
https://gumroad.com/kritskiy#MESl
>>5054314
there's a chinese tutorial on artstation or weibo by gliulian that explains how PS's 3D works with regards to landscapes but I've lost the link.

[Anonymous No.5054461]

>>5054212
Nice so when's the crack coming out

[Anonymous No.5054466]

>>5054227
To paint on something more ambitious than a postage stamp with a hard round. It's pretty unbelievable how shit the performance is considering how good everything else is.

[Anonymous No.5054467]

>>5054303
Photoshop has been gobbling up scratch disk space for 10 years

[Anonymous No.5054484]

>>5054466
I mean, I suspect part of the reason why CSP's sketching is so fucking good is because a lot of computation is being done on the stroke which is being exponentially or quadratically magnified relative to he brush size.
>>5054467
Something something space time tradeoff.

[Anonymous No.5054493]

>>5054212
>PS brushes now avaliable
doesnt work

[Anonymous No.5054497]

>>5054212
>still no liquify

[Anonymous No.5054503]

>>5054447
>>5054447
As a mainly Krita user, this new update is starting to make me think about switching to Clip Studio Paint. I tested a lot of brushes and most of them seem to work very well. A lot better than I expected. CSP still does not have complete dual brush support but appears to still have photoshop dual brushes work.

The combination of photoshop brushes and CSP's already endless collection of user created brushes makes CSP very powerful now. I still like Krita but these features are extremely enticing. This might be the thing to finally have a lot of PS users switching to CSP.

Even if the performance of large brushes still isn't as good yet and it doesn't have le liquify or the advanced photo editing features PS has

[Anonymous No.5054506]

>>5054484
I've used Photoshop for over 10 years, the brush feels exactly the same when sketching, csp has better default presets for people who are scared of brush editors is all, the program is woefully unoptimised.

[Anonymous No.5054510]

>>5054503
It's not doing anything it couldn't already do, this update only satisfies a small minority who were clamouring for color jitter and other esoteric brush settings. CSP will struggle to retain any Photoshop artists until they fix their performance problem.

[Anonymous No.5054514]

>>5054510
>performance problem
what? Photoshop runs like shit compared to this

[Anonymous No.5054515]

>>5054514
Not them, most of us are running powerful CPUs with SSDs and a decent GPU and PS performs a lot better.

[Anonymous No.5054516]

>>5054447
I'm mainly a PS user looking for a replacement, I tried out Krita first and uninstalled it within a day, then I tried CSP and have switched for everything but high Res painting.

[Anonymous No.5054517]

>>5054516
I highly suggest using both CSP and PS

[Anonymous No.5054521]

>>5054514
What you are saying is false and means either your pc is a shitty potato or you're only using default brushes on a small canvas.

[Anonymous No.5054528]

>>5054517
It's frustrating having to switch back and forth since CSP has so many tools that don't make the jump.

[Anonymous No.5054529]

>>5054528
>mfw CSP and PS both have unique tools that don't make the jump

[Anonymous No.5054536]

REMINDER that the Android version is also out and holy SHIT it's good. Finally we have a worthwhile Android drawing app and not some child's toy like Medibang or Artflow.
But it's paid. And subscription based. But it's so good I'm honestly thinking about getting it. And the payment method uses the Play Store so maybe we can lucky patch it?

[Anonymous No.5054538]

>>5054536
Wake me up when I can pirate it. I refuse to pay a subscription for any piece of software.

[Anonymous No.5054539]

>>5054521
I always used decent computers and I felt that Photoshop ran laggy even with default brushes and canvas

[Anonymous No.5054544]

>>5054539
What is your definition of "decent computer". Photoshop isn't even an intensive program, the people who complain about it lagging have to be using toasters.

[Anonymous No.5054550]

>>5054544
Mid range

[Anonymous No.5054551]

>>5054303
I don't think that's a memory leak, it's just storing a bunch of history data and layers.

[Anonymous No.5054553]

>>5054550
Specs?

[Anonymous No.5054554]

>>5054539
Photoshop needs 16 GB of RAM, a quad core or more CPU that isn't a U CPU (ideally higher than 6th gen) and a dedicated GTX graphic card or the AMD equivalent (or higher) to work well

[Anonymous No.5054556]

>>5054553
I don't remember anymore
I haven't tried with my current pc

[Anonymous No.5054557]

>>5054539
*also you must have an SSD as scratchdisk, HDD won't cut it

[Anonymous No.5054558]

>>5054556
Trust me, it was your pc.

[Anonymous No.5054561]

>>5054557
I used a shitty 5200rpm HDD as a scratch disk and it ran fine, all the other specs are much more important.

[Anonymous No.5054563]

>>5054561
if it fits in the RAM it won't use the scratchdisk. I think the biggest thing is RAM because CSP is amazingly RAM efficient whereas you need a LOT of RAM for PS to operate smoothly

[Anonymous No.5054568]

>>5054563
It was using the scratch disk with my shit HDD since it was taking up 50-100gig at time and it still ran fine. Ram is cheap as hell and everyone using Photoshop has 16gig. Nobody switching from PS cares about low level ram efficiency which is why CSP will struggle as a viable alternative.

[Anonymous No.5054604]

>>5054538
I know that feel anon, I'm fucking fuming in my seat right now that there is no apparent way to crack the payment method, maybe eventually an .apk will come out on some Indian website.
So close to having competent art software on the go... and yet so far.

[Anonymous No.5054623]

>>5054212
I already got used to Krita

[Anonymous No.5054639]

>>5054568
Yup, that's why PS is still better a lot of the time, efficiencywise

[Anonymous No.5054681]

>>5054212
Post your timelapse boys

[Anonymous No.5054759]

SOMEONE HELP ME HOW DO I IMPORT KYLE BRUSHES WHEN THEY ARE TOOL PRESETS
IS IT IMPSOSIBLE

[Anonymous No.5054769]

>>5054276
you lose stuff like perspective guides and color coded layers too

[Anonymous No.5054787]

>>5054769
That one's super annoying, but although CSP has better grids as well as them being amazingly lockable, Perspective Tools 2 (PS addon) is just much more useful in terms of workflow. You can also save the guides in a clip file and shove em back in from that file after a trip from PS, if I remember correctly. And CSP is clearly superior for lineart.

Adjustment layers are also destroyed from PS so I back my adjustments up to another psd and duplicate them over too. Or run the apply adjustment layers script which takes adjustment layers and applies them to all layers.

CSP also doesn't respect PS colour profiles. CSP has special edge effects lost on psds.

What's also really annoying is that CSP 3D objects are rasterised on saving as a PSD and can't be exported. That's why I've basically stopped using CSP's 3D functionality and use designdoll and daz instead. However for simple work csp is better because it has the best posing tools.

[Anonymous No.5054806]

>>5054787
>run the apply adjustment layers script which takes adjustment layers and applies them to all layers.

whoa, where do i find this?

[Anonymous No.5054826]

>>5054218
Sorry Sis

[Anonymous No.5054827]

>>5054806
It's either on artstation somewhere or built in. I can't remember where I found mine. I got it so long ago.

[Anonymous No.5054829]

>>5054288
>But the biggest thing is that CSP lags like shit with big brushes.
Get a better Pc?

[Anonymous No.5054834]

>>5054829
I already own a gaming pc with great single core performance. CSP just lags with big painting brushes. I like to draw on 10,000 x 10,000 px large canvases on CSP and big brushes just suck compared to photoshop. It never lags any other time. Just when I actually need to use CSP for painting.

[Anonymous No.5054931]

crack when?

[Anonymous No.5054957]

>>5054829
or.... just get better software

[Anonymous No.5054960]

>>5054447
CSP:
Best for comics and illustrations.
Powerful tools for animators (including tweening and cameras)
Big community including a lot of professionals.
Built-in assets store.


Krita:
Better for painting and making video game textures.
Easy to learn animation tools.

Both are good but test it for yourself for at least 2 weeks and then make your choice. If you don't have money use a crack. Also, Krita is making good progress with every update so things can change in the future. Especially for animation. Krita 5.0 will include interesting stuff on that matter.

[Anonymous No.5054975]

>>5054320
Where is this located? Is it a brush setting? Thanks.

[Anonymous No.5055015]

>>5054931
just wait for the next sale senpai

[Anonymous No.5055701]

>>5054288
>Imagine drawing and learning to paint when AI and stylized procedural textures in 3d programs are gonna make your job obsolete.

[Anonymous No.5055715]

>>5054538
>>5054604
When you think about it, Celsys charging tablet/smartphone users a subscription fee every month is what keeps them from charging desktop users a fee every month. It's like the mobile users subsidizes the desktop users.

[Anonymous No.5055721]

>>5055715
No, it's because desktop users can pirate or use anybof the myriad drawing software. On ipads/androids CSP has zero competitors and they know it. Plus, I bet they know that most ipad/android users have plenty of money to spend so they can easily bully them.

[Anonymous No.5055731]

Also the apk of csp has been out since august on mobilism and there are no modded versions in sight so I guess you guys will never get a cracked version

[Anonymous No.5055894]

>>5055715
On the desktop side they still make a decent amount with companies doing subs.

[Anonymous No.5055896]

>>5054975
it's a texture mode

[Anonymous No.5055914]

>>5054212
When they gonna fix their fucking problem of CSP lagginess and make GPU and RAM actually make a difference?

Also more and better perspective options would be nice.

[Anonymous No.5055951]

So what kind of NASA computer do you need to not have to worry about lag at big resolutions and brushes? Is it practically possible to build such a machine?

[Anonymous No.5055961]

>>5055951
not even god's brain and the universe can run any large brush on csp

[Anonymous No.5055964]

anyone got a link to the kyle webster brushes?

[Anonymous No.5056046]

>>5055951
pretty much dependent on memory bandwidth. high DPI in csp requires a lot of fast ram (>2933mhz) so the canvas is kept buffered in its entirety. most of the operations directly manipulate the memory buffer so if it has a cache miss you will pay a heavy penalty

anything with quad channel memory and above will be sufficient for high DPI canvasses (threadripper, Xeon-w)

[Anonymous No.5056091]

>>5056046
Okay, I see. Have you ever used CSP on such a build? I just find it hard to get a mental image of what kind of performance is possible, especially since some are claiming to still encounter brush lag despite powerful workstations.

[Anonymous No.5056613]

>>5054212
irrelevant unless csp literally duplicated PS's brush engine and added it as a secondary brush engine alongside their own.

also csp brushes lag in general. Gonna watch the thread though if someone tested it out since I'd like to use csp

[Anonymous No.5056620]

>>5056613
I dont care about ps brush. Im loving the timelapse feature so far

[Anonymous No.5056689]

>>5056620
how does it work

[Anonymous No.5056758]

>>5054212
How's the performance? Someone on twatter was saying it's slower now, and my PC is potato-tier.

[Anonymous No.5056790]

>>5056758
as shitty as ever

[Anonymous No.5056800]

>>5056758
It seems improved for me. Less brush lag

[Anonymous No.5056810]

>>5056758
It's the same for me. It lags when it autosaves

[Anonymous No.5056812]

Post your timelapse I'd love to see it

[Anonymous No.5057027]

>>5056810
so annoying. i turned it off.

[Anonymous No.5057039]

>>5055964
they dont work since their tool presets
at least thats the case for me

[Anonymous No.5057056]

>>5057039
You can convert them to brushes. Choose your favorite and export it.

The problem I'm having is CSP doesn't seem to interpret them correctly so they look funky--especially at larger sizes.

[Anonymous No.5057057]

How do I activate the timelapse?

[Anonymous No.5057061]

>>5055964
>>5057039
They're in the PS brush mega in the iPad thread, I've loaded them into CSP and they seem to work fine
(though I can't speak of their performance in CSP vs in PS, never used them in PS to be able to compare)

[Anonymous No.5057161]

>>5057056
Oh frig. Maybe fiddle with the settings some more? I'll try some of my old faves once i figure them out

>>5057061
oooh!!! Thank you. I never even thought to check that since I don't have an ipad

[Anonymous No.5057185]

>>5054237
>using liquify

[Anonymous No.5057418]

>>5056812
This is a quick one I did. The .clip file gets bloated 2x to 3x it's size depending on the amount of strokes you do. It captures the number of times you do ctrl+z too.

>>5057057
When you open a new canvas, there's a checkbox that says record timelapse at the bottom left of the window. You can toggle the recording anytime with File menu > Timelapse > [Record Timelapse]

[Anonymous No.5057497]

>>5057418
ty ty

[Anonymous No.5057498]

does timelapse make the files way bigger? Can you also just delete the timelapse whenever?

[Anonymous No.5057501]

>>5057498
>>5057495
87MB on this file, quite big for just a sketch

[Anonymous No.5057506]

>>5057498
and you can delete the timelapse whenever by simply stopping the recording

[Anonymous No.5057513]

Is there a way for the cursor in CSP to display the brush stamp instead of a circle?

[Anonymous No.5057516]

>>5057513
file > pref (ctrl+k) > cursor

[Anonymous No.5057519]

>>5057513
>>5057516
nvm, but do use the one with a dot on center, it helps

[Anonymous No.5057520]

>>5057501
thanks, that's pretty big its like 30x the usual size
>>5057506
so it just wipes out anything you've recorded when you tell it to stop?

[Anonymous No.5057523]

>>5057516
then what?


None of the setting seem to do it

[Anonymous No.5057528]

>>5057520
>so it just wipes out anything you've recorded when you tell it to stop?
yes, it asks you to confirm if you want to stop and that the recorded timelapse will get deleted

[Anonymous No.5057529]

>>5057523
you can't, gotta use the circle

[Anonymous No.5057530]

>>5057523
nothing, i thought it could but it cant

[Anonymous No.5057533]

>>5057528
ok thanks, ill probably just leave it enabled and delete it selectively

[Anonymous No.5057538]

>>5057533
the file size i was talking about was the .csp one, the exported mp4 will be small-ish, im using giftuna to convert the files and edit to make their file size smaller

[Anonymous No.5057541]

speaking of cursors I just realized this new update fixed the weird issue I was having of the circle partially disappearing every time I moved it. I used to have to use the dot to track my pointer.

[Anonymous No.5057549]

>>5057538
its the CSP im worried about since I'm going to have hundreds or thousands of them. I feel like procreate does a better job of compressing the timelapse size, It's nice to just have it on constantly and never worry about it.

[Anonymous No.5057569]

>>5054227
graphic design and photography editing

[Anonymous No.5058075]

it's 00:34 (sao paulo timezone)
day 12/12
I'm still alive waiting for the crack........

[Anonymous No.5058093]

>>5058075
bro.. it's not gonna happen anytime soon

[Anonymous No.5058223]

>>5058075
We waited 1 year for a crack for 1.10.2. The last crack before that was 1.9.4. Don't hold your breath

[Anonymous No.5058334]

>>5058075
I'm also from the state of são paulo too anão, but i don't think we will see the new crack for at least 3 months or something, considering how mach we had to wait for 1.10.2, i would say 6 months

[Anonymous No.5058846]

>>5058075
>>5058334
im from brazil too, bought csp 2 years ago from commission money, you can do it anons, the only shitty thing is paypal not allowing dollars anymore in our country making it harder to buy shit from outside, fuck our government

[Anonymous No.5059080]

>>5058334
>>5058075
How can you afford tablets but not CSP?

[Anonymous No.5059255]

>>5056613
alot of people complained about the brush lag in CSP, your probably painting/rendering in a vector layer.

[Anonymous No.5059267]

>>5059080
because tablet + csp is more than just tablet

[Anonymous No.5060870]

Anyone have any idea on how to back up settings and brushes on a cracked version? Gonna buy this legitimately and don't want to lose my shit

[Anonymous No.5060901]

>>5060870
They automatically transfer. All of the settings are in your documents in the celsys folder

[Anonymous No.5060971]

>>5060870
I manually exported my favorite brushes before installing a legit one. Turns out they automatically transfer to the new one but it wouldn't hurt to backup at least your most used brush settings

[Anonymous No.5061548]

I left timelapse on while painting and it made saving slow as hell, it then eventually crashed when saving, fuck that.

[Anonymous No.5061685]

>>5060870
there's a celsys/csp folder on your documents folder, there is where all your materials is saved, but i dont think it will save your settings.

[Anonymous No.5061727]

>>5054212
Anyone having issues with the new update? I can't change my button layout without it freezes to where I have to force close the program.

[Anonymous No.5061871]

>>5061727
Nevermind a good hard uninstall worked

[Anonymous No.5062533]

>>5054212
>it's on Android too
what the fuck

[Anonymous No.5062760]

>>5056812
It seems like the timelapse skip your "undo" and only record the registered strokes.
because I know it should be longer than this.

[Anonymous No.5062783]

>>5062760
nvm it does

[Anonymous No.5062789]

>>5059267
its 30 dollarydoos. just don't eat dinner for a couple days

[Anonymous No.5064035]

>>5054227
gee I dunno maybe because it was always primarily for photomanipulation and editing?

[Anonymous No.5064110]

Rip!

[Anonymous No.5064392]

>>5062760
Pretty

[Anonymous No.5064716]

can someone upload ps hard round brush please

[Anonymous No.5065228]

is there any video recorder that is best for recording real time drawing program so I can get better critiques

[Anonymous No.5065247]

>>5065228
obs

[Anonymous No.5065518]

>>5064110
i don't understand, is this the cracked version that they're talking about?

[Anonymous No.5065593]

>>5057523
its "TOOL SPECIFIC"

[Anonymous No.5065606]

>>5064110
are they talking about the cracked version?

[Anonymous No.5065654]

>>5065606
>>5065518
This convo confirms what I suspected. "Sakura" did the last CSP crack and has not had the time to crack the latest version.

[Anonymous No.5065692]

>>5054212
I'm still on 1.9.3. Is there anything specific to do before updating? don't want to lose my settings and whatnot

[Anonymous No.5065698]

>>5065692
find the csp folder, copy it to another place. install the new csp. find the older version and copy the files back to the csp folder

[Anonymous No.5065704]

>>5056810
>It lags when it autosaves
oh shit, not updating then

[Anonymous No.5065710]

>>5065698
thanks, all of those?

[Anonymous No.5065716]

>>5065704
autosave always lags

[Anonymous No.5065717]

>>5065710
yes

[Anonymous No.5065736]

>>5059255
no, you're probably retarded and should learn to read.

[Anonymous No.5065739]

>>5054227
lol nice one beggert

[Anonymous No.5066164]

>>5065704
It always lags on autosave stupid

[Anonymous No.5066176]

>>5065654
Idc if Sakura doesn't have time to work on the cracked version.
I WANT THE CRACKED VERSION RIGHT NOW.
GO AHEAD AND MAKE THIS SHIT

[Anonymous No.5066188]

>>5065704
it's always done that, that's why i set mine to 60 mins

[Anonymous No.5066501]

crack when

[Anonymous No.5066772]

Does this easily export to a short video under 8mb?
I’m asking since on iPad Procreate/Artstudio Pro do that easily and it’s convenient to share process with friend. Said friend draws on CSP so I wonder if they’ll now be able to do the same as easily.

[Anonymous No.5066782]

>>5066772
yes

[Anonymous No.5066797]

>>5065228
window has a built in recorder

[Anonymous No.5068649]

>>5054212
why is there no mac crack for Clit Studio anymore?

[Anonymous No.5068755]

>>5068649
>own a thousand dollar laptop
>can't afford $25 for csp

[Anonymous No.5069010]

recommended brushes for some black and white only porn drawin?

[Anonymous No.5069044]

>>5068649
People who crack the software don't own macshit but I suppose you're welcome to buy a mac and mail it to them

[Anonymous No.5069612]

https://www.daub-brushes.com/#home
Anyone got a download link?

[Anonymous No.5069617]

>>5069612
Nevermind I found a mega someone generously made.
Anyone looking for the same thing, just check the archives.

[Anonymous No.5070244]

Anyone here has and wants to upload Frenden's Brushes?
https://frenden.myshopify.com/

[Anonymous No.5070400]

>>5070244
Check the archives, they're in a mega alongside daub brushes, search "daub"

[Anonymous No.5071073]

GIVE ME THE CRACKED VERSION

[Anonymous No.5071728]

>>5070400
i think the mega link is down, if you downloaded them, can you please upload them for me?

[Anonymous No.5071794]

>>5071728
/folder/a94UBK7S#qm2BDzLvjU_gJeUENmUiKA
Try this

[Anonymous No.5071923]

>>5071794
>/folder/a94UBK7S#qm2BDzLvjU_gJeUENmUiKA
it worked anon, thank you very much

[Anonymous No.5071991]

>>5054759
import to ps as brush presets and export as brush presets

[Anonymous No.5072003]

>>5054212
Great! Now all they have to do is let us hold shift to make straight, pressure sensitive lines. It cant be that hard right?

[Anonymous No.5072011]

Anyone got the Kyle Webster brushes?

[Anonymous No.5072028]

>>5072003
it already does that but the feature you want is with rulers locked to horizontal or vertical. it can't be that hard to figure out right?

[Anonymous No.5072032]

1.10.2 is still the latest cracked version then?

[Anonymous No.5072045]

>>5072028
Where is the ruler? Theres bothing on the top and sides like there is in photoshop so i cant click and drag any kind of rulers anywhere

[Anonymous No.5072074]

>>5072011
https://mega.nz/folder/X4xxxQCK#Pwj1nnNEttbXQRBboLIQpA

[Anonymous No.5072078]

>>5072011
https://mega.nz/folder/X4xxxQCK#Pwj1nnNEttbXQRBboLIQpA

>>5072032
Yes and don't expect 1.10.5 to be cracked soon

[Anonymous No.5072118]

>>5072078
Why? :(

[Anonymous No.5072203]

>>5072078
why??

[Anonymous No.5072358]

anyone else has lag issueswith moving lineart while editing stuff? last night i couldn't even move a selection area of vector lines more then 3 pixels without taking 8 seconds per pixel.

[Anonymous No.5073598]

shitty programmers, where is my cracked version?

[Anonymous No.5073688]

>>5073598
come back in a year anon THAT'S HOW LONG THE LAST CRACK TOOK AHHHHHHHHH

[Anonymous No.5075009]

>>5073688
no way stfu
I need my cracked version til january

[Anonymous No.5076234]

>>5075009
Get a job lmao

[Anonymous No.5077100]

>>5054227
Photomanipulation, silly.

[Anonymous No.5077920]

>>5076234
I'm from a poor country, anon I can't pay 220 usd in a software (that's literally the whole minimum wage here)

[Anonymous No.5077952]

>>5077920
its 30 bucks

[Anonymous No.5078680]

Chalk brush bros let's go

Bringing ABRs into CSP is hit or miss. The chalk brush works exactly how I want. I don't use many legacy brushes but of the other ones I brought in, the stipple, charcoal, and round bristle from the Natural Brushes section work well. Other than that, some of the Rutkowski and Deharme oil brushes work well. The Kyle's Paintbox Gouache brushes are good too. Some of the particles and smudge brushes get brought in correctly as color mixing. Some of the stamps are gigantic even at 0.7 pixel size. Spacing was a little troublesome on some brushes, had to adjust the gaps to be a few more pixels larger. Some brushes just don't work at all I think due to opacity and density differences in the engines, or CSP isn't picking settings up correctly. The textures and such imported just fine and registered as materials so I ended up with a lot of canvas textures.

It's mostly trial and error but I'm really happy I got to clean up a bunch of PS brushes and have more than enough dry and bristle brushes in CSP now.

[Anonymous No.5078701]

>>5078680
forgot to mention, the Kyle's Real Oils work really well too. Bristly Wet Oil, Sargent 2017, Sargent, Bristly Bob, Smooth Drag, Bristle Cut, and Wet Oil. Some of those you might have to dial in the settings a bit or enable pressure on density/opacity. There are tons of duplicated brushes in PS brush packs because of no easy shortcut bindings like in Clip for enabling brush size and density pressure settings.

[Anonymous No.5079064]

>>5054212
Just got my huion, is this worth checking out?

[Anonymous No.5080195]

>>5077920
Its 30 bucks for the pro. You dont need ex unless you're animating

[Anonymous No.5082071]

>>5065247
>>5066797
are those what speed painters and art streamers use for recording

[Anonymous No.5082143]

>>5054212
How does it compare to FireAlpaca?

[Anonymous No.5082180]

>>5080195
I'm creating webtoon. Do I need the EX version then?

[Anonymous No.5082191]

>>5077952
>>5080195
>>5082180
just saw it here the new webtoon functions are only available in the pro version, so....... yeah, I can't buy that
200 bucks is literally the minimum wage here, lol

[Anonymous No.5082737]

>>5082191
pro version is the base version

[Anonymous No.5082782]

>>5077920
work harder lol

[Anonymous No.5083117]

>>5054503
If you're using krita then CSP is a good choice. The fucking instant they get a liquefy brush I'm ditching photoshop forever.

[Anonymous No.5083147]

>>5082191
200 bucks is for a month, or what?
just save up

[Anonymous No.5083797]

>>5082191
just pirate the 1.10.2 version of EX