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short, help full, no waste of time. we need more people like u

THANK YOU. Straightforward and told us exactly what we neeeed.

Great! Thank you :)

is that v1 ultrakill

Thanks, switching to OpenGL helped. I have nvidia rtx 3060. At first when I switched to OpenGL I lost pressure sensitivity so I thought it's not working. But then I also tweaked some settings in "Tablet settings". I think choosing "Windows 8+ Pointer Input (Windows Ink)" in "Tablet input API" did the trick. Now it's fast. Hopefully there will be no bugs. It wasn't bad previously but I knew my hardware should be able to render faster as clip studio paint was faster. Adding notes: If I close Krita in full screen mode and open it shows only balck screen. Using alt+tab to switch windows and then turning full screen mode on and off fixes it.

how to disselect?

thanks fo making it short and simple

I think you need more hand references

Is there a way without annoying renaming?

you will ALWAYS us reference............ stop filling your head with this limiting trash.

i will say the "dont use references" advice is only good IF it is given to someone who HAS a good amount of experience. it is designed for failure otherwise

I can’t hear

great advice : )

Underrated

Thanks a lot!

Yeah, i knew this was a thing i just never used it. I didn't know the one button next to the layer did that so i'm bashing my head into a wall right now since i spent so much time of trying to color inside the lines. Thanks.

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THANK YOU SOOO MUCH!

thank you for this video!

great vid should do some more vid explaining how to use the engine over all

Bro's life saver, thanks mate

You might try this instead: Filter > Colors > Color to Alpha

And in the process, you aliased the crap out of the lineart. 😔 Great if you're going for that look, but not so much if you want to keep your lineart textured and/or unaliased. If there's an intact lineart layer, there are so many better options to go about this. Expanding the selection before filling, since you're filling a paint layer beneath the lineart layer. Changing the selection tool's threshold and/or growth so it includes all those bits in the first place. Turning on alpha lock and just painting over the existing paint layer with broad strokes. Also, save yourself a ton of work and learn to use Colorize Mask. That tool just below the gradient tool. I'm sure you know most of this by now anyway, but I'm leaving this here for others.

MUCHAS GRACIAS SALUDOS DESDE CHILEEE

this was actually extremely helpful! thanks!

You're a godsend bro, thanks so much!

tysm!!

over here giggling over "crusty taint" at 1:17

Thanks for this video, it's very helpful. Quick question though, what's the Tablet alternative to "Alt" key

ty <3

There's some good stuff in there, but I also have to nitpick a bit. "The tip is probably the least important part of the brush." That hasn't been my experience. For example, a speckled brush tip will create a significantly different brush stroke than a rectangular brush tip. I'm annoyed that you don't discuss the differences between brush engines or why you might choose one over another. The final result doesn't really match up to the scratchy feel of the reference image. I made a brush I thought came a bit closer to the reference image with the pixel engine by using the brush tip "chisel streaks" with the sharpness setting enabled and a texture applied to the brush.

for someone who dont know in display settings. its depends what gpu you have for example i have rx 5600 xt and if im correct it supports are openGL 4.6 and directX 12 so 11 can work worse than openGL. so even if you have for example gtx 550 then directX 11 can work better. its just matter of your gpu and changing to openGL helped me so thanks

Thank you so much!

Wish i knew sooner would have saved me a lot of time

Thank you for the clear instruction without irritating music, robotic voice and unnecessary verbiage. Much appreciated. Liked and subscribed!

thank you, changing to Open GL fixed made it so much better for me.

i didn't know this was a Parasyte Hand tutorial

i came in wanting to figure out how to do a clipping mask and i came out with that and more! Thank you i needed this so much!

For those of you with the same problem as me, where it takes a few seconds for any line to start being drawn when you intially put your pen to your tablet but then works fine as long as you don't lift it again, the solution for me was to do the following: 1. Go to Settings > Configure Krita 2. Go to "Tablet Settings" 3. Change table input mode to "Windows 8+ pointer input" 4. Restart Krita

dude ive been using krita for over four years and i never bothered to look into that magic wand thing 😭this just made my life so much freaking easier so thank you sm for this

Pathfinder!!!

Straight to the point, top tier tutorial

Exactly what I needed

I like the drawings you do, I feel like Im able to understand things art related better

Great help. Thanks.

f man none of this works

Dawg is that pathfinder from apex legends?

Direct, useful advice presented without a lot of pointless gab. Nicely done.

I was just having this problem so I took a rest from drawing and randomly came across your video thanks very much ❤❤!!

didn't know about the alt key thing.