23.02.2024 09:46
lilliterra
portfolio

Because the original path library is very small, I've been trying to create some of my own paths. The program accepts SVG files, but I'm having trouble figuring out what the secret is to making them compatible with Rebelle. So far I've had decent success with closed-ended vectors, especially the kind that Photoshop generates as a "shape". Some closed-ended vectors are still giving me trouble for unclear reasons, however. But I've had no success at all with open-ended vectors, even though Rebelle comes with several open-ended paths. Not sure what it means.

23.02.2024 10:46
2dpainter
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@lilliterra,
i tested pretty wild paths and use the Vector Graphics
Program "VectorStyler" to create that SVG-Paths
Below a few examples.

But you can also use the free vector graphics
Program "Inkscape" which also save SVG-Paths.

SVGs can differ sometimes from Program to Program
because not all Programs follow the SVG-Standard that well.

As SVGs are literally Textfiles (like Html) you can read them
and sometimes you can spot what is missed when you compare
different SVGs

you can also combine Paths ( in your vector program )
or offset a curve with some more curves
In Rebelle the Brush can/will follow still each individual curve/path
For Patterns you can also use Paths and Stencils together


26.02.2024 08:15
lilliterra
portfolio

Thank you, I will look into that.