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Note #2: Because the Shape Tool creates a vector Shape Layer in the layer menu, you can only merge other Shape Tool layers on top of it. psd) it will convert to a standard raster layer. If you save your file as a photoshop document, (. sai2 this shape will be retained as a vector layer. If you save your file with SAI’s native file system. Note #1: Using the Shape Tool will create a Shape Tool Layer in your layer panel. Step 4: After selecting a color in the Color Panel, Hover your cursor over the circle until you see the bounding box light up, and click on one of the four circle endpoints.Īnd there you have it, a perfect circle in your color of choice! Step 3: To change the color of your circle, click Color in the Shape Tool Menu. Step 2: While holding down the Shift key, click and drag to make your circle as desired. Step 1: Click on the Shape Tool (located between the Magic Wand and Type Tool) on the main menu and select Circle. I recommend updating your software to access the following commands. Note: If you are using an older version of PaintTool SAI, such as VER 1, the Shape Tool will not be available. If you want to create a perfect circle in PaintTool SAI, using the Shape Tool is the easiest and most efficient option.įollow the steps below to create a perfect circle in PaintTool SAI with the Shape Tool. Method 1: Perfect Circles Using the Shape Tool

Method 2: Perfect Circles Using an Ellipse Ruler.

Method 1: Perfect Circles Using the Shape Tool.

As far as we can tell, there are no plans to merge both brush sets into respective official bundles. mirror painting and the shape brush are among the features inspired by Alchemy’s tools.īoth efforts are 3rd party projects from community members. Porting stuff form Alchemy to Krita isn’t new. Here are some sketches he already did with the set:įor downloads and detailed description please visit Ghedan’s blog. Meanwhile Ghevan posted a custom set of pull shape brushes for Krita that he ported over from Alchemy. How to install: grab the ZIP file, and use Brush / Import brushes menu to locate the downloaded ZIP file.

If you want the stabilizer effect, you need to enable slow position tracking in the brush editor.

The existing brush provides a generic feeling of one, and is based on an existing MyPaint brush with similar behavior.

There is no complete texture brush substitute.

Some brushes work differently depending on brush size (the crayon, for instance).

Gato-san specifically mentions a few important things in the announcement:

As he explained, these are the “lineart” brushes, so the set isn’t complete yet. Gato Hayakawa published a new custom set of brushes for MyPaint that mimic brushes from Paint Tool SAI. Can you feel it in the air? There seems to be an urge to port useful features from less actively into more actively developed software projects.