Pattern Layers (Affinity Photo)
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- Опубликовано: 8 дек 2022
- Discover how to use Pattern Layers: bitmap layers that tile or repeat infinitely across the bounds of the document. They can be masked, painted onto, affected by adjustments and more.
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This is great!
Thanks for sharing!
Thank you for this tutorial. It has been very helpful for my commercial projects.
This is going to be so nice for easily creating seamless textures for 3d work.
IKR? I've been waiting for them to add something equivalent to Krita's realtime texture wrap mode for like YEARS. Was so stoked when they finally added this feature.
This is.... great! Thank you Dr. Ritson!
I congratulate you for the new tutorials where the image of the person who is explaining does not appear, since this image distracts and covers part of the program's interface. Congratulations!
Breathtaking...! Well done!
What is the recommended workflow for those who would like to use vector shapes or curves to build a Pattern Layer?
Can one layout vector objects in a layer group, then rasterize a copy before pasting into the Pattern Layer? Can one merge down a rasterized vector design?
Awesome! Thank you for your excellent video.
Great!! Thanks for this video🤗
I've been looking for a way to do this. Thanks!
Fantastic, Thanks.
This is great!!!!
Thank you!
Thanks!!!!!!!
Great! Thnxs
Is it possible to add an embedded document or an image into the pattern layer?
Can you save those "pattern layers" as assets in a library? Or do you have to recreate them from scratch every time?
You certainly can! I will likely incorporate it into a tutorial on Assets in the future…
Can't get this to work with text
Brilliant, but "roughly the same shape as the billboard?" We want to know the exact shape i.e. aspect ratio. Please, can we have a proper perspective crop tool as in Photoshop and Photopea 🙂
Small complaint. If you're going to teach about a tool, then please explain all the sub-tools within it. I've seen you do this in other tutorials too. In this case, you turned on the stabilizer and rope without any explanation. Otherwise, I'm amazed at this. Not sure I'll ever use it though. 😁
I think they did that because the stabilizer options are not unique to the pattern layers. Stabilizers are available on many of the tools in the Affinity products. I think they were trying to keep the videos short and to the point. There are definitely many videos out there that cover the stabilizers. It can get overwhelming when seeing options you aren't familiar with, so I do understand where you're coming from.
So, I'm a stickler for complete information too. However, I think if they included a complete explanation for every ancillary tool they use, the videos would get bored down in details. Therefore, I think the best solution is for them to provide links to other videos about ancillary topics in the description.... AND mention that in the videos.
Unfortunately, that requires that they have made ALL those ancillary videos first. And that rarely happens. It requires lots of additional planning.
@@GrantSR I didn't realize it's ancillary, or rather as Jeff says above, that it's used for other tools too! My bad. I'm a thirty year user of Photoshop but stopped upgrading even before the subscription service started. I just bought Affinity 2. It's terrific. But if I had to describe it in a few words it would be "too much information". I expected it to have more than I need, but didn't expect so much of it. Just the same, thanks to these tutorials I'm starting to use things I've never used before, such as a high pass filter for sharpening. I'm still getting used to the idea of "non-destructive" layers, but I've quickly realized how useful it is.
Now I need to go figure out what a stabilizer and rope is. :o)
@@harvardkarbodie I was a long time PS user as well but switched when the Affinity products when beta for Windows. So many things are similar to PS but there is enough that is different that it will take some time to get used to the new workflows. The stabilizer and rope options are just ways to stabilize your movements to help smooth out your mouse or pen movements. If you do some RUclips searches there will be a few videos that talk about those features.
Nice video but I just wish Affinity would make things a lot easier, in Photoshop you can get easy patters with Patter Overlay in Layer Styles
Maybe have a look at the vector flood fill tool workflow video for Designer: ruclips.net/video/ekMotILwS70/видео.html
It’s a different layer type (vector instead of raster) but it’s now incredibly easy to texture objects and vector plans.
Pattern layers can also be stored as assets and easily re-used by dragging them into a document, which may be worth having a look at too. Hope the above helps!
@@AffinityPhotoOfficial that's really nice, any plans of bringing this to Affinity Photo?
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