Sewing Splines - Revision history

D.j.a.y: workarea

2015-07-03T13:10:03Z

workarea

D.j.a.y: Add data linking category

2015-01-27T08:31:10Z

Add data linking category

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2013-05-20T08:02:11Z

Text replace - "{{Category|NewTerminology}}" to "{{NewTerminology}}"

D.j.a.y: Somes of the screenshots needs to be updated with 0.64.0

2013-05-13T07:34:27Z

Somes of the screenshots needs to be updated with 0.64.0

D.j.a.y: add intra image for "thin line bug"

2013-03-26T10:14:27Z

add intra image for "thin line bug"

D.j.a.y: behaviour note from synfig/thebuggenie

2013-03-26T10:06:45Z

behaviour note from synfig/thebuggenie

D.j.a.y: Update "thin line bug" link issue

2013-03-26T10:03:06Z

Update "thin line bug" link issue

D.j.a.y: D.j.a.y moved page Sewing BLines to Sewing Splines: NewTerminology

2013-02-14T15:03:53Z

D.j.a.y moved page Sewing BLines to Sewing Splines: NewTerminology

D.j.a.y: Terminology Updated

2013-02-14T15:02:28Z

Terminology Updated

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Mikalaari: /* Solution */ split too long preformatted rows

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 In the example, let's chose to make the right Region the one that we are going to modify with the scale conversion. Here are the steps you should perform before you link the tangents. You can do it later but should repeat the linking operations.
-# Select the vertex from the vertices list in the {{l|Parameter Panel}}. It will be marked with a red square around it in the workarea.
+# Select the vertex from the vertices list in the {{l|Parameter Panel}}. It will be marked with a red square around it in the {{l|WorkArea}}.
 # Open the Vertex definition and search for the tangent you want to modify. If they are merged you can do it with either of them.
 # Right click and select Convert->Scale

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 This is a small tutorial that describes how to join any layers based on the Spline object by their edges. Such layers include the {{l|Region Layer|Region Layers}}, {{l|Outline Layer|Outline Layers}}, {{l|Plant Layer}} and {{l|Curve Gradient Layer}}.

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 == Removing thin line bug ==
-There is a not solved [http://www.synfig.org/issues/thebuggenie/synfig/issues/36 "bug"] that makes thin lines when you sew regions with same color. It is only a pixel thick. This is "not really" a bug. Such behaviour is caused by the way how anti-aliasing works in the Synfig's rendering engine.
+[[File:Sewing Spline tutorial Bugehavior.png|300px|thumb|right]]There is a not solved [http://www.synfig.org/issues/thebuggenie/synfig/issues/36 "bug"] that makes thin lines when you sew regions with same color. It is only a pixel thick. This is "not really" a bug. Such behaviour is caused by the way how anti-aliasing works in the Synfig's rendering engine.
-http://i85.photobucket.com/albums/k74/Genete/synfig/aliasing-q1-aa31.png
 To workaround this "not really" bug meanwhile it is solved you can do one of the following:

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 To solve this problem there is a smart solution. Since the tangents of each Bline are placed opposite each other, the solution comes from converting one of the tangents to a scaled one. The scale should be exactly -1. This allows us to link opposite tangents together since we are going to link one of the tangents to the other tangent, but this last one would be displayed as its inverse by the scale conversion (so the Bline has not the loop when rendered).
-  (Recently has been commited a new convert type {{l|Convert#Reverse Tangent|Reverse Tangent}} which might allow simplification of this task, but it's not yet clear whether that's the case.)
+  (Recently has been commited a new convert type {{l|Convert#Reverse Tangent|Reverse Tangent}}
 In the example, let's chose to make the right Region the one that we are going to modify with the scale conversion. Here are the steps you should perform before you link the tangents. You can do it later but should repeat the linking operations.
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 # Go to the converted and exported tangent, find the Scale parameter you have obtained from the Scale conversion, and set it to -1. Voila! the tangents match each other!
-  Alternatively, instead of converting to Scale and exporting the Link you could convert to Reverse Tangent and link it directly. I have not tested yet.
+  Alternatively, instead of converting to Scale and exporting the Link you could
 Notice that the other vertex ducks (of the other vertices) show how they have opposite colors.