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Tool Settings Tutorial - Paint Tool SAI
Published: 2012-05-11 18:44:30 +0000 UTC; Views: 247240; Favourites: 12303; Downloads: 6301
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Here is the first tutorial in a set of Paint Tool SAI tutorials that I am making. I thought that a settings tutorial would be the best to post first, as I will refer to this tutorial in future tutorials.I hope I explained everything well. Please let me know if you have any suggestions.
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Yes, I have a paid version.
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Well sorry for the double answer. I reinstalled Sai and the tablet drivers. In other photoshops it works fine but in sai it still doesn't. Maybe there is a setting I haven't fixed??? :/
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Hmm... I've heard of this problem before. You might want to consider doing to full reinstall of your computer if that is possible.
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Are the textures/shapes for your brush standard with SAI or are they from a pack?
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They are the defaults. You can also download more and even make your own.
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I always forget about the Stabilizer. That thing is great for lineart.
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This is a great guide I always use. <3
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Thank you so much! I started using Sai a few moths ago, but there were somethings I didn't know, haha thanks again, you're awesome!
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Thanks so much for making this. Very helpful ^^
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I'm not sure if I've commented already but thank you so much for this! It was really helpful to me
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You're welcome! I'm happy to help!
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do you know how to make the background of a picture transparent in SAI?
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Do you mean after you add content to the layer? You can make any layer more transparent by lowering the opacity of the layer. By default, the opacity for each layer is set to 100%. To change it, click on the layer, then move the layer's opacity slider (located above the layers on the layer panel).
I hope that helps! If you have any more questions, just let me know.
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Do you know how to change brush settings so that they're kind of like Tegaki E or Facebook Graffiti brushes? Like, so that it's hard and doesn't fade at the ends of each stroke, but its opacity can be adjusted so that more layers of strokes are darker.
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I'm sorry, I'm not familiar with those programs.
But to get the lines to be darker with no fade, the most important thing to do is to uncheck the "Dens" box in the Advanced Settings. The Dens setting causes the line's opacity to fade when stroking. Let me know if this answers your question. I will do my best to help you.
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Thank you SOOOOO much for making this, i'm kind of new with SAI, and this helps a bunch!
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You're very welcome!
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Oh my god. Thank you for this. I recently just got the full version of SAI and I have been searching up tutorials on how to set up best tool settings and so on.... This helped me soo much!
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i have a question what program did you use to make the page be like this????
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thank you ,and your tutorial is nice
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This is incredibly amazing. Now I know what all of those weird words mean! XD
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Can you include the Magic Wand Tool?
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Thank you for the suggestions. I'll make sure to incorporate that into future tutorials.
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This is just...wow. Every tutorial should look like this.
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You have really helped me! Thank you!
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OMG!! What an amazing tutorial. Wish I saw this sooner.
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This is beautiful and I love you forever >:I. Sooo many people are going to benefit from this 
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