How can I use a new material for frame borders?
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I drew a 2000px tall arabesque image in monochrome to use as the border (300 dpi) - see a reduced version below. I registered it as a material with the Use as Brush Tip setting on. I want to use it as a border around a circular frame, so I set the subtool's brush tip to the material and put the brush size at 50px. In the Stroke settings I've got Ribbon selected. The thickness is 100.
When I create the border, it's pixelated far more than I expected. While I don't expect all of the detail to be there, it's much worse than I'd hoped - see the second picture. If I put the brush size up to about 270 more of the detail shows up, but now it's far too thick - see the third picture. (Changing the thickness makes the border thinner, but it doesn't scale the brush down like I'd hoped.)
What I'd like is to have the border at 50 px thick, with the brush size scaled down. The pattern's width is 700px. Keeping the aspect ratio, that means that I'd like each tile of the border to be about 143px. I feel like I'm missing a concept.
How can I get the frame border to scale the pattern to the thickness I want while keeping as much resolution detail as possible?
Published date : 3 years ago
Updated date : 3 years ago
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3 years agoRegarding "pixelation" ...
(1) Set the expression color of the layer to "color" or "gray"
(2) Turn on the antialiasing of the brush and try drawing (there are three levels from weak to strong, but if you like)
③ Set the canvas magnification to 100%
If the lines are pixelated and invisible with this procedure, there should be no problem.
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Message3 years agoMany thanks!
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