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gaucho_59
Charter Member
Working with nodes
If what one is looking to do is something like this:
then, using PSP, one needs to get familiarized with working with nodes... First, you convert the object to a vector object.
1 On the Tools toolbar, select the Pen tool .
2 On the Tool Options palette, click Edit Mode button .
3 Click a vector object.
The object's nodes appear.
4 Click the node.
The selected node appears with a solid gray fill.
You can also,
Select multiple nodes
Hold down Shift, and click the nodes.
Select all nodes on a contour
Double-click one node. If the object has only one contour, this selects all nodes in the path.
Select all nodes in a path (all nodes in the object)
Right-click a node, and choose Edit Select All.
Select the next or previous node on a contour
Hold down Shift, and press [ or ].
Deselect a selected node
Hold down Shift, and click the node.
Then you can deform the object to your desired shape...
Here is an example of what I am talking about... a WIP on a panel for a Ki 43 III in which I
used this tool extensively to change the original perspective and modify curves into straight lines and vice-versa
IMHO our worst enemy is the "want for immediate publishing" because our works often end up a little less precise than on wishes...
Carlos
G.
If what one is looking to do is something like this:
then, using PSP, one needs to get familiarized with working with nodes... First, you convert the object to a vector object.
1 On the Tools toolbar, select the Pen tool .
2 On the Tool Options palette, click Edit Mode button .
3 Click a vector object.
The object's nodes appear.
4 Click the node.
The selected node appears with a solid gray fill.
You can also,
Select multiple nodes
Hold down Shift, and click the nodes.
Select all nodes on a contour
Double-click one node. If the object has only one contour, this selects all nodes in the path.
Select all nodes in a path (all nodes in the object)
Right-click a node, and choose Edit Select All.
Select the next or previous node on a contour
Hold down Shift, and press [ or ].
Deselect a selected node
Hold down Shift, and click the node.
Then you can deform the object to your desired shape...
Here is an example of what I am talking about... a WIP on a panel for a Ki 43 III in which I
used this tool extensively to change the original perspective and modify curves into straight lines and vice-versa
IMHO our worst enemy is the "want for immediate publishing" because our works often end up a little less precise than on wishes...
Carlos
G.
Blood_Hawk23
Charter Member
Amazing work as always, Carlos.
I have wondered why you use only the green/yellow gauge face. Its not that I don't like them. I'm just curious as to why you don't have different types.
I have wondered why you use only the green/yellow gauge face. Its not that I don't like them. I'm just curious as to why you don't have different types.
gaucho_59
Charter Member
gaucho_59
Charter Member
New 2d panel for Mitsubishi "Betty"...
This is a definitive version correcting perspective errors and overall inaccuracy of
circulating panels for this WW2 workhorse. Painted on the basis of a line drawing from
the manufacturer...
Available in either a "clean version" or with additional pop-up throttle box and yokes...
G.
This is a definitive version correcting perspective errors and overall inaccuracy of
circulating panels for this WW2 workhorse. Painted on the basis of a line drawing from
the manufacturer...
Available in either a "clean version" or with additional pop-up throttle box and yokes...
G.
miamieagle
Charter Member
They look great!
You do not mind uploading them.
I will appreciate it very much.
Thank you
You do not mind uploading them.
I will appreciate it very much.
Thank you