Actually, "skincent" is used by the userbase to distinguish between 100%-coverage-skins and skins that are over 30% coverage (so they need a skin blueprint) but not full coverage; the latter being referred to as skincent, so basically it's the other way around: a skin that looks like an accent (because it's not full coverage).
Yes. As long as you are the original submitter of the skin, you can continue to buy additional skin blueprints to print additional copies of the skin that you want.
when I merged my layers the lineart and shadow is still there, i cant hide it and show only my design like the example in your video (it still says "clip") ;o;
Well, you can hide clipped layers for previews, but you will need the original shadow and lineart layer of the dragon visible if you want to submit it as a skin.
i notice u use paint tool sai for making skins/accents, i was wondering if you'd ever be willing to post a video on How you make the skins/accents? i use paint tool sai too and always have problems that turn me away from making any skins/accents (issues with the lines/shadows not clipping to just the drawn on areas, mostly), and it'd be really helpful to see someone else working with paint tool sai make a guide!!
Actually, "skincent" is used by the userbase to distinguish between 100%-coverage-skins and skins that are over 30% coverage (so they need a skin blueprint) but not full coverage; the latter being referred to as skincent, so basically it's the other way around: a skin that looks like an accent (because it's not full coverage).
Just what I was looking for! Thank you for this great tutorial!
This video was really helpful tysm! Also a video about the brainstorming/creative part of making skins would be interesting too
Nice! Thank you for the video!
Yay, your alive!!
Thank you for making this guide!
Yes. As long as you are the original submitter of the skin, you can continue to buy additional skin blueprints to print additional copies of the skin that you want.
@@RubieKanary Ah, thank you so much for the answer!
when I merged my layers the lineart and shadow is still there, i cant hide it and show only my design like the example in your video (it still says "clip") ;o;
Well, you can hide clipped layers for previews, but you will need the original shadow and lineart layer of the dragon visible if you want to submit it as a skin.
Thanks so kindly! Hopefully I can drip out my dragons now :D
i notice u use paint tool sai for making skins/accents, i was wondering if you'd ever be willing to post a video on How you make the skins/accents? i use paint tool sai too and always have problems that turn me away from making any skins/accents (issues with the lines/shadows not clipping to just the drawn on areas, mostly), and it'd be really helpful to see someone else working with paint tool sai make a guide!!