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Please tell me how to smooth the jaggedness m (_ _) m

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京あんず

Always we are indebted.

The line is jagged, which I attached,
How can I enlarge it to make it smooth and smooth?

This is my work process ...

Take a line drawing picture with your mobile phone
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Transfer line drawing photos to your computer desktop
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Dropped on a newly created white canvas in Clip Studio
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Colored with a bucket tool

It's like ...

When I zoom in, it becomes jagged, and in some places
Since a white gap will be created, it is said to enlarge and fill the white part with a brush tool
It's really inefficient and it's not beautifully finished (T T)

I tried googled myself, but it didn't work
I want to express a smooth line.
I would appreciate it if you could give me some advice for beginners.
Thank you for your cooperation.

Published date : 2 years ago

Updated date : 2 years ago

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nekopi ◆

2 years ago
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If you set the line drawing to the top of the layer and select "Edit"> "Convert Luminance to Transparency", only black lines will appear.
Do you use an undercoat when you apply color? When painting with the bucket fill tool, it is better to fill the inside of the outline (the outermost line of the person) additionally under the line. Turn on antialiasing and fill. I don't use "area expansion / contraction", but it may be set to about 0.1.
If you can't paint it, enlarge it and paint it with a marker.
When the undercoat is finished, start with a normal coat. When painting with one layer, the layer to be painted will not stick out if "Lock transparent pixels" is turned on.
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京あんず

2 years ago

nekopi

Thank you for your support.
Thank you very much for your kind and polite answer.
I would like to make the best use of the advice I received.
Thank you for your cooperation.
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rkddPfla

2 years ago
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The lines may not be clean because the image quality is poor. Method 1: Read a line drawing of a large image, convert the brightness to transparency, and use it as a line drawing. If it's still not clean, you can easily overwrite it by converting the sun image layer to a vector and then drawing it again.
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土偶子 ◆

2 years ago
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Let's clear the scanned line drawing.
Edit> Tonal Correction> Contrast to darken the lines and whiten the paper. Remove fine dust with the filter dust remover. (If there is no garbage, you can omit it)
Select the line part with the automatic selection tool and fill it with black. Invert the selection and delete the part other than the line. Or select the white area and Edit> Convert Brightness to Transparency.

If the line has antialiasing, the area around the line will remain whitish when filled. Uncheck Antialiasing when using the autoselect tool.

Make the line drawing layer a reference layer and fill it with another layer.

If you are concerned about the gathering of the line drawing, please smooth the filter after filling.
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茶屋 ◆

2 years ago
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If you want to use the line drawing as it is, you may want to take it as large as possible when you take the picture.
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うさぴょん ◆

2 years ago
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Basically, even if the pixels of the canvas are small, you can make the line drawing look beautiful with antialiasing, so it is better not to extract the line drawing (or trace it) with too much contrast (so that it becomes jagged). I think it's good.

With 1410x992, I don't feel that small.
After removing the dust from the line drawing, if it is jagged, there is Filter> Blur> Smoothing, so give it a try.

When filling a bucket with a raster line drawing as a reference layer, it is better to add "Area scaling" by +1 or +2 in the tool properties of the bucket.

If you want to make it more beautiful, try drawing a line drawing with a vector and check "Stop painting at the center line of the vector".
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nekopi ◆

2 years ago
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If you set the line drawing to the top of the layer and select "Edit"> "Convert Luminance to Transparency", only black lines will appear.
Do you use an undercoat when you apply color? When painting with the bucket fill tool, it is better to fill the inside of the outline (the outermost line of the person) additionally under the line. Turn on antialiasing and fill. I don't use "area expansion / contraction", but it may be set to about 0.1.
If you can't paint it, enlarge it and paint it with a marker.
When the undercoat is finished, start with a normal coat. When painting with one layer, the layer to be painted will not stick out if "Lock transparent pixels" is turned on.
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うさぴょん ◆

2 years ago
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As Mr. Dogu pointed out, the white margins other than the line drawing and painting are not white by any means, and most of the color of the paper scanned (also photographed) remains.
There is too much dust around the line drawing, so I feel that the contrast adjustment has not been done at all.

It is the old link destination in the scanned state before making it transparent, but it seems better to divide it firmly into lines and pure white with a tone curve etc.
https://ask.clip-studio.com/ja-jp/detail?id=12530
Or I think that there is such an auto action in ASSETS, so I think you should look for it.
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茶屋 ◆

2 years ago
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If you want to capture photos, this TIPS is also helpful, so please read it.
https://tips.clip-studio.com/ja-jp/articles/902#4d954244
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BigField ◆

2 years ago
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It doesn't start even if you judge with a magnifying glass so that you can see the pores in the makeup.
Your true beauty will be lost.
What if it looks beautiful at 100% display, isn't it?
However, if it is too small and stamp-sized, its beauty will be halved.

You cannot expect the beauty of the enlarged display of png images.
If you are yourself, make the canvas an appropriate size and consider the print size,
In the line drawing state, make it a draft style with layer color, and create a new vector layer on it and draw it.
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京あんず

2 years ago
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Everyone, thank you very much for giving me such valuable information as a beginner m (_ _) m
I took the pictures casually, and it was helpful for me to teach me the specifics of how to remove the dust.
Also, please be aware that there are various detailed techniques for smoothing the lines ...
I am filled with gratitude! !! !!

This weekend, I would like to try one by one, using the information provided by everyone as a model.
I think the best answer for everyone ...
It seems that there is only one person, so I think it is to nekopi who put the image on.

It's clumsy, but thank you for your continued support. M (_ _) m
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