I added an action to add shadow and highlight layers, set their blending modes, put them into a folder and clip that folder to my flatting layer. Brilliant video!
For those that want to set shortcuts like the actions in Photoshop: Ctrl+Shift+Alt+K or File > Shortcut Settings > Setting area: Auto Action Select the action and click on Add Shortcut, then type the keys that you want to use as shortcuts. You can even use the F1 to F12, as well as combine them with Alt, Ctrl, Shift or all of them. I know this is basic, but not everyone would know that. So you can use the same ones you used in Photoshop in the same manner.
This is an awesome video! I hadn't really understood how to use auto action until now. I'm currently trying to figure out how to do one for animation, so I'm really glad I've found this video as well as your channel. Awesome job!
Scott Drummond Scott, being nervous with my new equipment, can you explain precisely what leads / adapters you use. I will need an adapter for a HDMI lead to my iMac.also why dont you write a book on using Clip Studio Paint. They are like rocking horse poop and hens teeth.
What are you going to turn into an Action?
probably stuff that has to do with animation or storyboards if i do get into that.
I added an action to add shadow and highlight layers, set their blending modes, put them into a folder and clip that folder to my flatting layer. Brilliant video!
I am going to do this with my starting layers with blending settings: flats, shadows(multiply), highlights (screen), etc. Thank you very much!
3:30 Is the actual start point of the tutorial.
totally! Now I'm addicted to tick-tock tutorials
Dude, you're so genuine and your tips are actually helpful. Subscribed!
For those that want to set shortcuts like the actions in Photoshop:
Ctrl+Shift+Alt+K or File > Shortcut Settings > Setting area: Auto Action
Select the action and click on Add Shortcut, then type the keys that you want to use as shortcuts.
You can even use the F1 to F12, as well as combine them with Alt, Ctrl, Shift or all of them.
I know this is basic, but not everyone would know that. So you can use the same ones you
used in Photoshop in the same manner.
Yup! I have a lot of actions set up for PS, too! I use Expand Selection > Fill a lot, since PS doesn't have that feature built in. Super handy!
This is an awesome video! I hadn't really understood how to use auto action until now. I'm currently trying to figure out how to do one for animation, so I'm really glad I've found this video as well as your channel. Awesome job!
Thank you, Thank you - i will be checking out all your videos as i am into comics and clip art lately.
Awesome! Thanks! :D
Just switched to Clip studio paint and saw your vids. They're really helpful!
Thanks! Very clear guidance
FIRST. Lol, had to do it.
Great vid, keep it up!
Ha! Thanks! :D
Thankyou. Clear and helpful.
Thanks for the video! Nice job :D
Congrats on 1k subs my guy!
Thanks so much!! I'm very excited about it! :D
thanks for yo awesome contribution man
Me knowing that auto action can speed up things...
also me knowing I'm gonna mess things up badly.
Do u have brushes to buy.?????? And love ur videos they had help me a lot with creative for a comic book. I just wish that u did more videos.
Thank you so much! And I do! Hit up gumroad.com/l/scottcspbrushes to download them. :)
Teach how to make a button for hatching using the marquis feature?
I just discovered you, and I feel like I've found a gem! Thanks for your hard work making these tutorials, you are saving our asses here (￣_,￣ )
Ha! No worries! Happy to help! :D
May i ask which cabling method have you used to connect you Wacom and iMac.
Just an HDMI cable and whatever comes with it for the USB.
Scott Drummond Scott, being nervous with my new equipment, can you explain precisely what leads / adapters you use. I will need an adapter for a HDMI lead to my iMac.also why dont you write a book on using Clip Studio Paint. They are like rocking horse poop and hens teeth.
Great stuff Scott!
Thanks so much, Ed!
I have the book “learn clip studio paint” and the description inside about auto actions is, i must say, hmmmmmmmm not too good.
Yo I've never even heard of an autoaction
They're pretty handy, right?! :)
2020 and we're still teaching people how to do macros. :S
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