I've tried setting the brush settings to yours, but for some reason they still com out as thick solid lines. Not like how yours varies in density every once in a while. Mine isn't the authentic SAI but I make do with what I can and recently I got a tablet to use, but I'm just wondering about the settings for the brush. I've set the size to a 3, Min Size = 0; Density = 100; None for both options underneath Density; Blending (yours would be color blending) = 0; Dilution(Opacity Mix) = 0; Persistence = 64 or a bite lower); and for Advanced Settings, Quality = 1; Edge Hardness = 0; Min Density = 0; Max Density = 100; Hard <-> Soft = 64; and I checked the three things at the bottom. I still don't understand why.
If you already used my settings and it doesn't work differently from using a mouse, it's not because of the settings. I think it's either your tablet's driver or your SAI. You may want to check them/reinstall them so that they can work.
Hi~! 0 u 0 I- I have a question! ´>///<`/ Why are you using the option "transp" with the wand? That is, what is the function of it? what is the difference in the selection? I use a canvas A4 size at 300 dpi, and if I make the step of selecting and then invert the selection to create a "base", that leaves me as result a base somewhat "pixelated" ... like without "anti-aliasing" It is understood? =///=Uu Thank you~!
The Transp bar is to adjust how much you want the selection to get over the lineart. The best way to understand is to try it yourself. Draw a something and try using the wand. The higher the Transp bar is, the more it gets into your lines. In case your lines are not really connected somewhere, a lower Trasnp would help you still select the part you want, but of course you'll need to fill it later mannually with a brush.
And for anti-aliasing, I suggest that after using the wand to select the area you want to fill, don't use a brush to fill it. Press Alt+Delete (Bucket tool) to fill it with your choice of color. Using a brush always make it pixelate despite the canvas size and resolution. It's just that if your canvas is big enough, when you zoom out it wouldn't show.
I've always been wondering this and can never really get an answer... what does the 'selection source' do in sai? the one that highlights a layer green? is it just to make it look pretty or does it actually do something?
Aww I was amazed when I found out you had made a tutorial!!
Everytime I can I watch your livestreams and most of the things I've learned have been thanks to you. This tutorial is really helpful since in your livestreams is difficult to know all the details and is normal to miss things.. so I will be following your steps next time I draw Thank you for this and I'll be looking forward to more of your teachings haha. You're an amazing artist and an inspiration to me