When I use the lasso tool to move an image without having to re draw each frame (I make gacha animations as a hobby). A friend had the same issue, and I looked up the problem yet found no results. What are any steps I can take to resolve this? If nobody knows, FlipaClip, please update this.
It would save lot's of work if there were an option on the laso tool.to select multiple layers at the same time. We could turn on and of the layers desired to be selected with the tool, and then make all transformation at once.
So i making animation with my drawing, but i realise the more i copying my frames, the painting that i made become more blur. How should i do? I make 1 example for you look at it
Unfortunately, there is not much we can do because this is just how raster images behave.
Raster images are images that contain pixel data. They aren't vector images where you can resize without losing quality.
So why is this happening? Well... selecting a part of an image and copying and pasting it and copying it again and pasting it again should continue to copy and paste the same pixels without losing quality.
Now the issue is when the selected image is copied and then rotated or scaled. Once the rotation or scale happens it changes the individual pixels. Those pixels will never be the same as they loose some of the original details. That is why when you copy and paste and then copy the newly pasted image the image keeps getting blurry as it loses information, essentially loses quality.
So the issue isn't really fixable. But how can the user avoid these issues?
Hope this makes sense!
Best,
Dusan
I have this problem too and didn't in the past :/ is there a solution?
I wonder if it's the difference between using the transform tool on an imported PNG (which seems to produce blur) and transforming images that have been drawn in the app (no blur produced following a transform)
Unfortunately, there is not much we can do because this is just how raster images behave.
Raster images are images that contain pixel data. They aren't vector images where you can resize without losing quality.
So why is this happening? Well... selecting a part of an image and copying and pasting it and copying it again and pasting it again should continue to copy and paste the same pixels without losing quality.
Now the issue is when the selected image is copied and then rotated or scaled. Once the rotation or scale happens it changes the individual pixels. Those pixels will never be the same as they loose some of the original details. That is why when you copy and paste and then copy the newly pasted image the image keeps getting blurry as it loses information, essentially loses quality.
So the issue isn't really fixable. But how can the user avoid these issues?
Hope this makes sense!
Best,
Dusan
Unfortunately, there is not much we can do because this is just how raster images behave.
Raster images are images that contain pixel data. They aren't vector images where you can resize without losing quality.
So why is this happening? Well... selecting a part of an image and copying and pasting it and copying it again and pasting it again should continue to copy and paste the same pixels without losing quality.
Now the issue is when the selected image is copied and then rotated or scaled. Once the rotation or scale happens it changes the individual pixels. Those pixels will never be the same as they loose some of the original details. That is why when you copy and paste and then copy the newly pasted image the image keeps getting blurry as it loses information, essentially loses quality.
So the issue isn't really fixable. But how can the user avoid these issues?
Hope this makes sense!
Best,
Dusan
Thank you so much! This helped a lot
Unfortunately, there is not much we can do because this is just how raster images behave.
Raster images are images that contain pixel data. They aren't vector images where you can resize without losing quality.
So why is this happening? Well... selecting a part of an image and copying and pasting it and copying it again and pasting it again should continue to copy and paste the same pixels without losing quality.
Now the issue is when the selected image is copied and then rotated or scaled. Once the rotation or scale happens it changes the individual pixels. Those pixels will never be the same as they loose some of the original details. That is why when you copy and paste and then copy the newly pasted image the image keeps getting blurry as it loses information, essentially loses quality.
So the issue isn't really fixable. But how can the user avoid these issues?
Hope this makes sense!
Best,
Dusan
Thank you Dusan - appreciate your reply! I wondered if changing the interpolation might help? I don't really know anything about it to be honest and you obviously know way more than me! On Procreate you have the option to switch between bilinear, bicubic and nearest neighbour..seems to make a slight difference? Thanks again for your reply and for a really great app.
