Krita is an absolute godsend for artists who just want to start drawing! lol at this point I can't even go back to Photoshop or basically any other apps coz I'm just so used to krita.
Chapters. Enjoy! and show your results ;) 0:00 - 00. Intro. Are you ready? 1:05 - 01. How to create a 2P Perspective 3:03 - 02. How to save and load assistants 3:37 - 03. Enable Vertical ruler and 3P combo 5:41 - 04. View/Show Painting Assistants 7:40 - 05. Snap to assistants and view shoortcuts 8:40 - 06. Tilted planes with line tool "v" shortcut 9:19 - 07. Precise lines with zoom in 9:48 - 08. Converting 3P to 2P from photo 12:42 - 09. Snapping to image bounds 12:56 - 10. Handles to adjust the Vanishing Points 14:05 - 11. Using the extracted 2P Perspective Links to Perspective videos. Part 1 th-cam.com/video/FobRbvuzsnI/w-d-xo.html Part 2 th-cam.com/video/VK7SRJcrU00/w-d-xo.html IMG for testing here:files.kde.org/krita/extras/REF%202p.jpg
Ramon, Thank You for everything you do. I have been using Krita and watching your videos for guidance along the way and I appreciate all that you are doing to help all the digital artist out here.
Where we can see your results? it would be really cool to see them and that way motivate more people to use it and create more complex environments :) //RM
Yes I'm also using this more often that I'm willing to admit :). Although I use it more as a guide for scaling characters than creating environments. It would be nice though if they added some kind of hotkey for snapping to only one of the lines. I know LazyNezumi has a manual snap hotkey that toggles between every vanishing point.
💜 I started playing around with this last week. Great to see a tutorial on it. Thanks, Ramon, for showing us some tricks on how to use it. And thank you Krita development team for making a great program even better! 😻
Thank you Ramon, this is amazing! And huge thanks to developers of Krita, they really do a fantastic job making artists life so much easier and lots of fun!
This is great, I watched another video from David Finch about perspective. He draws out these lines physically, by hand when he's drawing. But since Im trying to learn digital art I searched for a simple method for creating this grid. This is by far the most simple and helpful method I"ve found. I absolutely love Krita.
Let me tell you, THIS is a game changer for me! I am an illustrator and perspective was always different for me. But you helped me A LOT! I thank you from the bottom of my heart. So please take my abo and thumbs up. You are amazing and I wish I would´ve found you earlier. Thank you thank you thank you!
this was so useful thank you so much, especially as a beginner this just makes things so much easier and it's so helpful to have someone explain how to properly use the assistant tools and just how many options there are for everything
I'm watching Krita growth and impoveness since 2016. And it's so amazing what it become. This Programm offers so many benefits for all kind of artist. the Brush-engine allone makes the programm so valueable and right now, this tool again is so overwellming myself. i would like to turn on my pc right now and start drawing. - Dev's you all are making a great job. Keep going to the superb results you're offering to us all for free.
I stopped using Krita a long time ago, because of the perspective tools. Now that I know Krita has this amazing tool assistant, it's a no-brainer to go back to Krita. Thank you guys!
you guys are amazing!.. love your work.., its great that u are giving chances to people who have the passion to draw but don't have the provisions or money to buy drawing apps... thank you so much for your hard work!!..love you guys! keep up the good work you talented people!
I'm a comics artist and die-hard Clip Studio Paint user, but I gotta admit, Krita's perspective tools are really impressive, and easier to use. (CSP's tiny icons don't help.) *Thank You* for this great video!
I have a bad habit of trying to work things out myself. It drives me crazy! I saw your video and I thought Seriously Linda how easy it would have been just to check out your video. Many Thank yous
Nice that more tutorials come from Krita. Some functions are still mysterious for me after many years and more and more. I would like to watch complete pictures and not only demos.
i have a bunch of thanks for krita team that make this update. really really useful and i love it so much. please continue your greatwork and keep spirit to help many artist and makes this world wonderful, thanks!
One of the most useful and powerful tools for beginners and intermediates using Krita. Was waiting for a perspective tool to be added to the software ever since I started using it more than Autodesk Sketchbook.
Thanks for the video Ramon, the new version looks really impressive...Krita came a long way. Your video also helps with my current process of rehabilitating to Krita after a long period of excessive Photoshop use :) Gracias, keep up the great work!
can you please recomand me some perspective videos in youtube ? i already watched marc brunet challen video and i really like them , but i want something VERYY basic , it's literly my first dar and video ever i want to undrestand the basics of prespective
I know I’m responding really late to this video but I just started Krita and I have been looking for your videos to learn perspective this is so helpful lots of thanks to you and the krita team thank you so much
i cant believe krita team is doing god's work for free :D i have been using your software for the past couple of months and i love it. glad to know the perspective tool has been improved!
I have no idea why this defaulted to CC because I understood you perfectly, but thank you for this! I've honestly been wondering what I was missing in finding this tool! Seriously, I feel so oblivious now, but this helped a lot, along with how to use it in Krita!
Thank you so much for the great tutorial. Before, I didnt know how to use the limit assistant area, how to remove the grid and the use of the handle points. Now I know and the 2 pers. in krita is the best.
Merci encore ! J'espère cependant que les francophones auront une chaine Krita dédiée bientôt! Ce serai vraiment super tant les termes en français sont parfois très différent! J'adore Krita!
This looks amazing. Esp. the area of effect. In Krita 4.x snapping would work only within the bounds of the mesh. Making it difficult to draw the outer parts.
Thank you for making this video. I knew this was somehow within the capabilities of Krita but wasn't sure where to look. I'm a visual aphantasic who stubbornly persists in drawing. I draw an "OK" 2-color + B&W "head" of animal to be used as a sort of sprite by a game engine. That part isn't hard for me, particularly if I look at some other piece of game art to "feel" the style. I'm completely helpless however when I must draw the same thing from +-90 degree rotation because of the aphantasia and not create a model which snaps or looks simply totally different (in the 2d implemented in 3d canvas of game) and hope people don't notice, is like 80% of the challenge the lack of a mind's eye creates for me. I just tried this in Krita which solves the problem without any difficulty, without the patching I need if I ask an AI to do the same thing (which I have done, and frankly feel guilty about asking for such boring work.) Accessibility too: +1. I can see it's part of the fundamental design goals of Krita (at least the four versions I've used) that it should be accessible, which is something that's been back-constructed into many other tool projects but seems native to Krita as in a few other great FOS projects I've used over the years. A disproportionate number of us who have been at machines for ... quite a while as part of work, also have variations in how we perceive and move. Krita excels in this dimension of adaptability to user input without crushing the ability to make a wrong line when I mean it. There is another unnamed too I could use to do this for me somewhat reliably (without an AI) but I can't fix any problems I see in it through a shortcoming without paying a lot of money and there I'll just discover other problems but feel committed to dealing with them because I've sprung money on it. I'm quite familiar with how that works from the digitally created/mastered music and photo industries. And no, I don't use online tools because of how license agreements shift and suddenly I'm not the owner of my work or the thing I wanted to show someone has just been erased because I was dumb enough to enjoy convenience without recognizing the realities of capitalism. Tears of blood. Instead, there's a great community around Krita and more tools that I didn't know I needed (growing up with micro-fitch brushes and canvas painting) until I see it in someone's tutorial or just description of their workflow that they made because someone said: "I love your work." I was long employed in software tool development, and I think this project is by my measure of experience (and sometimes debugging) run and has as well, just the kind of community which should arise around such a tool. I'm happy be able to use it freely, as it literally empowers me to do something that ... never mind. Someday I hope to check off on my bucket list, realizing a tool this awesome. Nothing but kudos from me. (I'm in no way connected with the project, just felt moved by this video.)
Ramon here: First of all thanks for writing about your feelings and ideas. Is not easy, i know about that. For me is my final goal making these videos: to help somebody to feel better with Krita. And yes Krita team has a lot of ideas and a lot of passion. Our community is growing and we provide the best Krita possible based on human and money resources. We use this page to gather all the requests krita-artists.org/c/develop/feature-requests/17 so you can ask, and people in the forum can vote. That way Krita team can decide what is more interesting for the users if they find possible or interesting or needed. Congrats for continue painting. Challenges make us stronger, not for others but for ourselves. See you around here or KA. you are invited.
FIRST, I am so grateful you guys are out here helping artists!!! It is totally awesome! So the question: I have mine doing a mirror effect when doing my lines, how do I turn that off please? Thank you!!! Keep doing this...as blueprinting plans and art is necessary:) Also I can't seem to back up to ease the assistant lines that pop up unexpectedly when Im working...how do I back up without wrecking my work/:) Thanks so very much!!!
Awesome...haha, not intuitive to look for view > disable show painting assistant. The combo is quite valuable for environment art. Maybe could be in a better location (tool options?). But at least, this helps me to remove a "helper layer" I had to create just to make perspective landmarks, and use show/hide layer to compensate. From now this will be a new world :D
Hello! Can you add a function for a texture brush so that the texture changes size depending on the size of the brush? And I would be happy if the texture changed its rotation along with the direction of the brush stroke. You can also add that the texture is superimposed on top of the kisit figure. Thanks
I think all that you've mentioned is already in there... If the brush itself has the texture then it would automatically adjust to the size of the brush. And there is already a function that allows the brush angle to follow the direction of the stroke. Some of the default brushes already have both features like the Charcoal. But I'm not so sure what you mean by superimposing the texture on top of the kisit figure... You can press F5 to open brush settings on a brush you want to edit. And if none of these features actually show, you might want to update your Krita app by visiting the official site.
Lol i didn't knew for the boxing and stuff in the options, i used it right away and struggled with it. And me dragging a ruler to make the vertical lines lol.
I will need another video discussing perspective. I've been having difficulties in my drawing because I couldn't see where my cursor was pointing, leading to numerous mistakes. Is there anything that zooms out on the point of my cursor so I can easily move from one point to another? Thank you for this video btw
Two years later and I'm still learning perspective tricks from this video.
Amazing to see how perspective can be so useful!
Krita is an absolute godsend for artists who just want to start drawing! lol at this point I can't even go back to Photoshop or basically any other apps coz I'm just so used to krita.
Krita is amazing I draw most of my scene using Krita
Chapters. Enjoy! and show your results ;)
0:00 - 00. Intro. Are you ready?
1:05 - 01. How to create a 2P Perspective
3:03 - 02. How to save and load assistants
3:37 - 03. Enable Vertical ruler and 3P combo
5:41 - 04. View/Show Painting Assistants
7:40 - 05. Snap to assistants and view shoortcuts
8:40 - 06. Tilted planes with line tool "v" shortcut
9:19 - 07. Precise lines with zoom in
9:48 - 08. Converting 3P to 2P from photo
12:42 - 09. Snapping to image bounds
12:56 - 10. Handles to adjust the Vanishing Points
14:05 - 11. Using the extracted 2P Perspective
Links to Perspective videos.
Part 1 th-cam.com/video/FobRbvuzsnI/w-d-xo.html
Part 2 th-cam.com/video/VK7SRJcrU00/w-d-xo.html
IMG for testing here:files.kde.org/krita/extras/REF%202p.jpg
This tool is recommend sir please do let know the Krita team we appreciated it and we look forward and thank you again.
Do you have any sketch or image created with this technique? Let us watch them! and this way we can learn more what users need really.
Ramon, Thank You for everything you do. I have been using Krita and watching your videos for guidance along the way and I appreciate all that you are doing to help all the digital artist out here.
This comment makes my day, thanks! i give my best as much as i can for sure.//RM
As soon as this tool appeared, I immediately began to use it. A very cool feature!
Where we can see your results? it would be really cool to see them and that way motivate more people to use it and create more complex environments :) //RM
Yes I'm also using this more often that I'm willing to admit :).
Although I use it more as a guide for scaling characters than creating environments. It would be nice though if they added some kind of hotkey for snapping to only one of the lines. I know LazyNezumi has a manual snap hotkey that toggles between every vanishing point.
💜 I started playing around with this last week. Great to see a tutorial on it. Thanks, Ramon, for showing us some tricks on how to use it. And thank you Krita development team for making a great program even better! 😻
i would like to see how goes your experiments //RM
Thank you Ramon, this is amazing! And huge thanks to developers of Krita, they really do a fantastic job making artists life so much easier and lots of fun!
Krita is driven by the community, we are growing because the community support us :) //RM
Krita is becoming the most complete tool to 2d artists, i love this software so much, thank u krita team.
This is great, I watched another video from David Finch about perspective. He draws out these lines physically, by hand when he's drawing. But since Im trying to learn digital art I searched for a simple method for creating this grid. This is by far the most simple and helpful method I"ve found. I absolutely love Krita.
Let me tell you, THIS is a game changer for me! I am an illustrator and perspective was always different for me. But you helped me A LOT! I thank you from the bottom of my heart. So please take my abo and thumbs up. You are amazing and I wish I would´ve found you earlier. Thank you thank you thank you!
this was so useful thank you so much, especially as a beginner this just makes things so much easier and it's so helpful to have someone explain how to properly use the assistant tools and just how many options there are for everything
I'm watching Krita growth and impoveness since 2016. And it's so amazing what it become. This Programm offers so many benefits for all kind of artist. the Brush-engine allone makes the programm so valueable and right now, this tool again is so overwellming myself. i would like to turn on my pc right now and start drawing. - Dev's you all are making a great job. Keep going to the superb results you're offering to us all for free.
Brilliant! The Krita team did a great job with this, this will save me so much time and will help me create much more complex scenes! 👍
I stopped using Krita a long time ago, because of the perspective tools. Now that I know Krita has this amazing tool assistant, it's a no-brainer to go back to Krita. Thank you guys!
Great work again!😀👍
Thanks, the next one will be about another new feature. Stay tuned //RM
you guys are amazing!.. love your work.., its great that u are giving chances to people who have the passion to draw but don't have the provisions or money to buy drawing apps... thank you so much for your hard work!!..love you guys! keep up the good work you talented people!
I'm a comics artist and die-hard Clip Studio Paint user, but I gotta admit, Krita's perspective tools are really impressive, and easier to use. (CSP's tiny icons don't help.) *Thank You* for this great video!
I have a bad habit of trying to work things out myself. It drives me crazy! I saw your video and I thought Seriously Linda how easy it would have been just to check out your video. Many Thank yous
I know EXACTLY what you mean!! Watching some helpful videos has really improved my art over me trying to tough it out!
This is a lovely comment for the Krita team
Thanks for everything guys,enjoy💙
i love lovely comments and tender people. Thanks //RM
Thank you for this amazing tool, dev team, and thank you, Ramon, for this video.
Thank you! Amazing! The great lesson! Krita is the best!
OK, you nearly made me cry, lol. This is so awesome. Thank you for the demo.
Nice that more tutorials come from Krita. Some functions are still mysterious for me after many years and more and more. I would like to watch complete pictures and not only demos.
What is mysterious for you? maybe we could make a video about that //RM
i have a bunch of thanks for krita team that make this update. really really useful and i love it so much. please continue your greatwork and keep spirit to help many artist and makes this world wonderful, thanks!
I will do my best always /RM
One of the most useful and powerful tools for beginners and intermediates using Krita. Was waiting for a perspective tool to be added to the software ever since I started using it more than Autodesk Sketchbook.
You are an EXCELLENT tutor. I learned a lot from this and look forward to your other videos!
Ramon here: Thanks 😊 🫂
Very nice! Thank you for showing how this works. It is a great tool!
Yes it is, thanks for your comment. I would like to see how users are getting the best of it. //RM
I love perspective tools. Thank you!
Thanks for the video Ramon, the new version looks really impressive...Krita came a long way. Your video also helps with my current process of rehabilitating to Krita after a long period of excessive Photoshop use :) Gracias, keep up the great work!
Thanks for your words. I think good rehab is always important. Don't use bad things XD //RM
Thank you for showing that awesome feature! You are doing a very good job with your videos. Thank you krita team.
Our pleasure! Is amazing to see people discoverin all the Krita's power for the first time. //RM
Just what I was looking for, thanks!
Glad I could help! Thanks for commenting //RM
This is an amazing way to do perspective. Brilliant!
Thank you for understanding the artists.
I've been waiting on an explanation of this tool. Great job!
That box perspective is amazing for comics. Thank you for all your work Ramon!
That helped a lot! Thank you for all your work!
Happy i found this. Already understand most of the perspective tools but got a deeper understanding. Thank you
can you please recomand me some perspective videos in youtube ? i already watched marc brunet challen video and i really like them , but i want something VERYY basic , it's literly my first dar and video ever i want to undrestand the basics of prespective
I know I’m responding really late to this video but I just started Krita and I have been looking for your videos to learn perspective this is so helpful lots of thanks to you and the krita team thank you so much
i cant believe krita team is doing god's work for free :D i have been using your software for the past couple of months and i love it. glad to know the perspective tool has been improved!
Krita is ssupported by the community's donations. So is free in pure terms. But the more support gets, the more features .Simple as that. //RM
Wow, now i got it, thank you so much for the thorough explanation!
amazing tool, thanks for the tutorial and to the krita team!
I have no idea why this defaulted to CC because I understood you perfectly, but thank you for this! I've honestly been wondering what I was missing in finding this tool!
Seriously, I feel so oblivious now, but this helped a lot, along with how to use it in Krita!
Incredible perspective tool. I haven't seen something this good on Adobe products. In fact Photoshop has nothing for perspective.
Brilliant and easy to understand. Thank you, the possibilities are endless. I like the idea of adding things to photos especially. 👍
Thank you so much for the great tutorial. Before, I didnt know how to use the limit assistant area, how to remove the grid and the use of the handle points. Now I know and the 2 pers. in krita is the best.
THANK YOU :)
This is something I was looking forward, for quite some Time in Krita.
holy wow. this is epic. can't wait to get everything right in my head so i can start working with this new tool.
It just blows my mind. I love it ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
These tutorials are so helpful! I haven't been using krita to it's full potential that's for sure
Wooow, this is great😍 and great tutorial, too 😍 I’m going to play with it for a bit now😁
A complete lifesaver...! Thank you..! 😊
I like your program. thank you
AMAZING, thanks Krita team! You and David Revoy are great teachers. I watch all the videos!
nice nice nice one!!! Good work krita team!
So nice. Thank you for tutorial, Ramón ;-)
My idea is to help people to enjoy the new tools. More contents are coming ;) . Thanks //RM
Merci encore ! J'espère cependant que les francophones auront une chaine Krita dédiée bientôt! Ce serai vraiment super tant les termes en français sont parfois très différent! J'adore Krita!
Thank you for your time and effort. Brilliant!
This looks amazing. Esp. the area of effect. In Krita 4.x snapping would work only within the bounds of the mesh. Making it difficult to draw the outer parts.
Thanks for this amazing video 🎉
I love Krita 💯💯
What an interesting technique. It looks really fun!!
Yes, it is. I was excited to show all the feature's power :) //RM
Glad to know that there is now a viable alternative to photoshop doing this
Very excellent vid
Really good vid, I’ve play with the tool before but wasn’t fully sure how to use it this makes it so clear : )
Thank you. That was the idea. :) //RM
Looks like quite an interesting way to do matte paintings. :)
It would be interesting to see somebody doing that, don't you think the same? ;) //RM
Thank you for making this video. I knew this was somehow within the capabilities of Krita but wasn't sure where to look.
I'm a visual aphantasic who stubbornly persists in drawing. I draw an "OK" 2-color + B&W "head" of animal to be used as a sort of sprite by a game engine. That part isn't hard for me, particularly if I look at some other piece of game art to "feel" the style.
I'm completely helpless however when I must draw the same thing from +-90 degree rotation because of the aphantasia and not create a model which snaps or looks simply totally
different (in the 2d implemented in 3d canvas of game) and hope people don't notice, is like 80% of the challenge the lack of a mind's eye creates for me. I just tried this in Krita which solves the problem without any difficulty, without the patching I need if I ask an AI to do the same thing (which I have done, and frankly feel guilty about asking for such boring work.)
Accessibility too: +1. I can see it's part of the fundamental design goals of Krita (at least the four versions I've used) that it should be accessible, which is something that's been back-constructed into many other tool projects but seems native to Krita as in a few other great FOS projects I've used over the years. A disproportionate number of us who have been at machines for ... quite a while as part of work, also have variations in how we perceive and move. Krita excels in this dimension of adaptability to user input without crushing the ability to make a wrong line when I mean it.
There is another unnamed too I could use to do this for me somewhat reliably (without an AI) but I can't fix any problems I see in it through a shortcoming
without paying a lot of money and there I'll just discover other problems but feel committed to dealing with them because I've sprung money on it. I'm quite familiar with how that works from the digitally created/mastered music and photo industries. And no, I don't use online tools because of how license agreements shift and suddenly I'm not the owner of my work or the thing I wanted to show someone has just been erased because I was dumb enough to enjoy convenience without recognizing the realities of capitalism. Tears of blood.
Instead, there's a great community around Krita and more tools that I didn't know I needed (growing up with micro-fitch brushes and canvas painting) until I see it in someone's tutorial or just description of their workflow that they made because someone said: "I love your work."
I was long employed in software tool development, and I think this project is by my measure of experience (and sometimes debugging) run and has as well, just the kind of community which should arise around such a tool. I'm happy be able to use it freely, as it literally empowers me to do something that ... never mind.
Someday I hope to check off on my bucket list, realizing a tool this awesome. Nothing but kudos from me. (I'm in no way connected with the project, just felt moved by this video.)
Ramon here: First of all thanks for writing about your feelings and ideas. Is not easy, i know about that. For me is my final goal making these videos: to help somebody to feel better with Krita. And yes Krita team has a lot of ideas and a lot of passion. Our community is growing and we provide the best Krita possible based on human and money resources.
We use this page to gather all the requests krita-artists.org/c/develop/feature-requests/17 so you can ask, and people in the forum can vote. That way Krita team can decide what is more interesting for the users if they find possible or interesting or needed.
Congrats for continue painting. Challenges make us stronger, not for others but for ourselves. See you around here or KA. you are invited.
Thank you! Brilliant work!
Very helpful thanks so much
Wow! love the new features of krita 5 i'll be testing them by my own they look pretty interesting!! :D
Sure you are going to get the best of them ;) //RM
great explanation, thanks
FIRST, I am so grateful you guys are out here helping artists!!! It is totally awesome! So the question: I have mine doing a mirror effect when doing my lines, how do I turn that off please? Thank you!!! Keep doing this...as blueprinting plans and art is necessary:) Also I can't seem to back up to ease the assistant lines that pop up unexpectedly when Im working...how do I back up without wrecking my work/:) Thanks so very much!!!
This is awesome!
Great video!
krita the goat fr fr 🙏
this blew my mind
So awesome Krita is the best cheers.
Semplicemente fantastico
Very interesting.
Невероятно полезно, огромное спасибо!
Awesome...haha, not intuitive to look for view > disable show painting assistant.
The combo is quite valuable for environment art. Maybe could be in a better location (tool options?).
But at least, this helps me to remove a "helper layer" I had to create just to make perspective landmarks, and use show/hide layer to compensate. From now this will be a new world :D
I really love it
I love it!
If only I knew this when I was drawing character's bedroom! It doesn't look bad but I know the bed isn't exactly keeping the perspective right haha
well, perspective´s knowledge is always growing. I am still learning too
Hi Ramon,
the video chapters did not load as you're missing the 0:00 timestamp in the description.
A very good video btw. Thanks :)
Thanks , it works here ok, but i am fixing it ;) //RM
Thank you ❤️
GRACIAAAAASSSSS!!!
DE NADAAAAAASSS ;) //RM
Thank you really
Thanks 👍
Hello! Can you add a function for a texture brush so that the texture changes size depending on the size of the brush? And I would be happy if the texture changed its rotation along with the direction of the brush stroke. You can also add that the texture is superimposed on top of the kisit figure. Thanks
I think all that you've mentioned is already in there...
If the brush itself has the texture then it would automatically adjust to the size of the brush.
And there is already a function that allows the brush angle to follow the direction of the stroke.
Some of the default brushes already have both features like the Charcoal.
But I'm not so sure what you mean by superimposing the texture on top of the kisit figure...
You can press F5 to open brush settings on a brush you want to edit.
And if none of these features actually show, you might want to update your Krita app by visiting the official site.
Can you please add "light brush " like in procreate??
Please, it will very helpful
Just like " FX splat starfield " but a brush.
Just like "FX splat starfield",
Effect like that but a brush.
Please please
Cool!
Lol i didn't knew for the boxing and stuff in the options, i used it right away and struggled with it. And me dragging a ruler to make the vertical lines lol.
wow! 👏👏👏
Krita is great software
thnx a lot!
Can you make guide for 5 point perspective? please
I like your vidos
I will need another video discussing perspective. I've been having difficulties in my drawing because I couldn't see where my cursor was pointing, leading to numerous mistakes. Is there anything that zooms out on the point of my cursor so I can easily move from one point to another? Thank you for this video btw
you can use the zoom options like when we are painting and then panning to see the area you want. That helps to be precise.