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Get Set Procreate 5

By : Samadrita Ghosh
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Get Set Procreate 5

By: Samadrita Ghosh

Overview of this book

Procreate is robust, industry-grade painting software that is extremely versatile yet an affordable alternative to subscription-based applications. If you're new to Procreate, Get Set Procreate 5 will help you get up to speed with creating professional illustrations in no time. Complete with step-by-step instructions, detailed explanations, and practical application guidelines, this easy-to-follow guide will cover the ins and outs of Procreate 5.2 and show you how to use each feature effectively. You'll learn how to draw using assistive tools, apply effects, create animations, and develop amazing artwork by implementing the skills learned throughout the book. Once you've got to grips with the new features of Procreate 5 for creating beautiful illustrations, animations, and graphics, you'll be able to explore the tools at your disposal and even create your own brushes, shortcuts, and menus to work efficiently. By the end of this Procreate book, you'll be able to navigate the application confidently and take your artwork to a new level.
Table of Contents (22 chapters)
1
Part 1: UI Overview
7
Part 2: Utility and an In-Depth Discussion of Utility and Features
18
Part 3: Illustration Tips

Transforming graphics on a 3D model

The Transform tool is used to move, rotate, or otherwise modify graphics both in the 2D and 3D contexts. We discussed the 2D transform tool in Chapter 5, Selecting and Transforming. In a 3D canvas, the Transform tool shares some features with its 2D counterpart. However, it has some unique features.

To activate this tool, tap the arrow icon at the top left of the screen. When working in 2D, the transformation affects all the contents of the layer. However, in a 3D canvas, only the layer contents visible on the screen can be transformed. This means that if you have graphics on the back of the 3D model that were not visible on screen at the time of activating the tool, those graphics won’t be included in the transformation. Just like a 2D canvas, you may also use the Selections tool to isolate and transform only a specific portion of the graphics.

In the following subsections, we’ll delve into the Transform tool.

Interface

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