More Ratty Styles
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Thank you James.
Can anyone stand a couple more?
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@cheffey said:
Hey Dave!
These look pretty nice in video form too.Ooh, now that shows a need for having multiple watermarks that are chosen in a randomish manner to provide the flickering of old film strips....
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Sounds like a lot of keyframing if done in sketchup.
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Thanks Dave.
I just had one pop in my head: back of a napkin style? What do you think?
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Now it can be in front of your head.
How's this?
You will likely have to crop it after exporting the JPG.
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@dave r said:
Now it can be in front of your head.
How's this?
[attachment=0:1efw5yp6]<!-- ia0 -->Cocktail Napkin.style<!-- ia0 -->[/attachment:1efw5yp6]
You will likely have to crop it after exporting the JPG.
...Superb!
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Dear David,
Okay, how about the classic one: the back of an envelope.
Kind regards.
Bob -
Funny you should ask, Bob. Last night before I went to bed I did just that.
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One more envelope style before I leave for work.
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These are great, for quick ideas and designs on on the run, not all designs are great hence the need for a toilet paper theme, for those crappy projects.
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So you also have the greatest ideas (worth sketching) in the toilet, Pete!?
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The toilet presents me with many Moments Of Inspiration.
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If I could find a decent toilet paper image, I make you a style. I might have to take a picture of some. I'm getting all sorts of ideas now. Thanks guys.
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You guys are crazy...
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Dear David,
I have only just seen your back of the envelope styles, and they are great. It is funny how mind work, isn't it.
Regards,
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Bob, glad you like those styles. Yes, it is funny how minds work.
So I can't help myself. I keep browsing for more images to use for backgrounds. I figured out that if I make a somewhat transparent PNG version of the material and use that for the overlay watermark image, I seem to have somewhat better results.
Here's another ratty style. This time on parchment. Unfortunately the Style file is over 2 Mb so I can't upload it. I'll e-mail if someone wants it.
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@unknownuser said:
The toilet presents me with many Moments Of Inspiration.
Just one Moment Of Inspiration
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@dave r said:
Cheffey I was thinking about video when I was making those. I'm glad you found them useful.
By the way, I recognize that table.
How do you get the smooth edges? On all the models I make, my biggest complaint is that the diagonal lines are all jagged looking. I'm trying to find a way to make them look nice and smooth like you have in this cabinet pic. Thanks!
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@threelefts said:
@dave r said:
Cheffey I was thinking about video when I was making those. I'm glad you found them useful.
By the way, I recognize that table.
How do you get the smooth edges? On all the models I make, my biggest complaint is that the diagonal lines are all jagged looking. I'm trying to find a way to make them look nice and smooth like you have in this cabinet pic. Thanks!
Antialiasing? When I export a JPG I do it at screen resolution. I have Ani-alias checked and the quality slider all the way to the left. Check to see that you have all that, too. Go to Export>2D Graphic. Click on Options in the dialog box.
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