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Published: 2010-01-22 21:58:35 +0000 UTC; Views: 48307; Favourites: 1305; Downloads: 808
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IF YOU HAVE A PROBLEM WITH ROUGH/PIXELLATED LINES CLICK HERE!Or try using a soft-edged brush.
~sashas Tutorial reversioned for the GIMP. Sorry for it's suckishness :
Original Tutorial: [link]
This is mostly just a reference for GIMP settings, I've learned after doing this for a little while that you just have to really get a feel for it. There's a lot of Ctrl+Z involved.
Anyway, hope this helps, if you have any questions don't hesitate to ask ^^
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What does "not enought points to stoke" mean?
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Oh my gosh this is so helpful! I'm definitely going to try it!Β
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ive tried with GIMP 2.0 and i cant figure it out T^T
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that looks really good and will be very handy for me, thank you for this tutorial
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it doesnt have any suckishness in it at allΒ Β
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in Fav, thxΒ sharing, gonna give it a try when I have enough courage 2 work in gimp as I am soooo lost in there, lol
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OH GOSH
THEY GOT RID OF THE DYNAMICS
THEY UPDATED GIMP
NO
NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
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actually it still works you just have to customize it to heck.
but it doesn't work as good
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How did you get it to work? I can't get it right.
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i don't know anymore :c
you had to go through a bunch of searching on gimp to customize it though.
i used it on my mom's laptop.
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..I think I found how to change the dynamics...Β goes-pop.tumblr.com/post/30222β¦
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Thank you SO VERY MUCH for posting this!
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Heh.. Y-you're welcome..
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Now I can have better lineart, I already did it, I didn't know GIMP could be so... useful and had better, advanced features!
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Yeah.. And best of all, it's free.. oUo I'm glad I was able to help with your lineart issue..
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Hey, there is another way of doing this, and 100% sure it won't create rough or pixellated lines.
It's basically the same thing, but instead of using brush, you use the tool "Ink". You only need to change the size, and repeat basically the same thing you do here.
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Thank you! I had no idea of the wonders of the stroke path!
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this is so freakin helpful. thank you so muchΒ
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wow, this is super helpful!!! Thanks a lot for posting this.
Also do you know any tricks to make the lines look a bit more smooth and less pixilated (sp?) ???
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I had to prove that I could amount to something I was so lucky to have found this now nobody disrespects me you can have a chance too
[link]
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I found something that could change how you live. Take a look at this
[link]
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Many thanks 
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Thankyou soo much for this! I have been looking for a good inking tutorial for ages and finally found a good one 
[link]
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thank you in advance, and you don't suck. just trying is AWESOME
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i cant find the paint brush toolbox thing that has the boxes that help make the lines all pretty!! ><
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Thanks for the tutorial! It was really helpful~!
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Thanks for this tutorial...I learned a lot about brushes that I didn't know before.
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Thank you so much! This is so useful!
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YOU TAUGHT ME EVERYTHING THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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I was looking all over for something
like this as well... Thank you so much! :3
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THIS. this is what I've been looking for a long time.. THANKS!
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Never mind, I found it. XD Thanks for the great tutorial!
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I can't seem to be able to find the part where you have to check things under "brush dynamics". I seem to have a different version (2.8) and I do see a "Dynamics options" in the same place on mine but it's completely different, with fade and color options. XD Would you know anything?
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So my lines still look a little bit pixely....what do i do!?
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Thank you. Thank you. I want to cry from all the thanks I want to give.
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