When I vector things I tend to throw some stylistic "imbalance" in there.Nekoroll wrote:
I like your style. Any reason why the white border around the pink osu! circle is thick on the left and right edges and thin on the top though? Just a personal touch, I'm guessing?
RBRat3 wrote:
What!!! osu! vector wallpaper... Dont mind if I do XD
You dont want that on your wall, Might not come off or take the wall with it XDBittersweet wrote:
RBRat3 wrote:
What!!! osu! vector wallpaper... Dont mind if I do XD
I want it D:
You have no clue how extremely hard that is to pull offKitsunemimi wrote:
Oh come on Q, it's not that hard... :<
RBRat3 wrote:
You have no clue how extremely hard that is to pull offKitsunemimi wrote:
Oh come on Q, it's not that hard... :<
You must be talking about aligning non perfect geometry to the center of one another.Quaraezha wrote:
But really, did you do that manually? Or is there some trick to it?
RBRat3 wrote:
You dont want that on your wall, Might not come off or take the wall with it XD
You make some great 3D renders, but the blurring in this one annoys my eyes. I wouldn't be able to use it as a wallpaper. A personal gripe I have about it is that the one is facing away!RBRat3 wrote:
BOOM!!!
In context it does make more sense. Much nicer on the eyes without the blur explosion there. Could you not re-render it with more anti aliasing, or was that not the problem to begin with?RBRat3 wrote:
Reason its upside down is because to the subject its right side up.
It is anti-aliased, The problem is that the hitcircle has softer edges (in and out) than the break causing some what of a really bad depth of field effect. I could probably get away with a light gauss blur to match it but the in-motion idea seemed better at the time and being an after thought the whole thing may or may not stay, or I may break down and redo it.jamujamu wrote:
In context it does make more sense. Much nicer on the eyes without the blur explosion there. Could you not re-render it with more anti aliasing, or was that not the problem to begin with?
How do I implement this "Dynamic Offset" ?jamujamu wrote:
There is no one trick for all shapes. Some shapes align just fine with a normal resize, sometimes just a dynamic offset will do. For the complex shape, I use dynamic offset and did some manual node changing, since its often the closest to what I want.
I use InkScape to do my vector work and it has the functions Dynamic Offset, Linked Offset, Inset and Outset in the Path dropdown.Quaraezha wrote:
How do I implement this "Dynamic Offset" ?
Also how to get that "Inset" thing.
and is there like, a trick for re-vectoring it manually? To perhaps make it even and shit. Especially with curves.
I'm more on basic Photo Manipulation and shit like that. So I never get to mess around with shapes and vectors that much.
Programs do exist to "auto-vector" raster images though.Only thing I can think of off hand is Adobe Illustrators live trace. Takes a bit of forethought to get a perfect trace the first time but not a big deal if its isn't, it's nothing you cant fix by hand.
Pink circles doesn't intrinsically relate to osu!, I'd think, but it's cute none-the-less.xRayne wrote:
I hope you know this is a thread about desktop wallpapers that are made for osu! I can't see a thing related to osu! in that photo.xRayne wrote:
It happensmathexpert9981 wrote:
lol two posts essentially saying the same thing
