Corel Painter 2015 User's Guide Page 507

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It is recommended that you consider how you will control each rank before you build a nozzle. The way you
lay out the images can limit the ways you can control the indexing. Before you begin building a nozzle, you
must decide which rank level you need as well as how many elements you want in each progression. For
more information, see “To change the indexing rule” on page 476.
Preparing images
Regardless of the rank level of the nozzle you are making or the method you use to build it, the following
tips will help you develop the individual images.
Each element in an Image hose nozzle must be selected. The selection allows you to paint with images of
irregular shape. Only what is inside the selection will flow from the Image hose.
You might want to work by creating a silhouette of the image shape as a selection, and then fill in the
color information later. With soft edges to the selection, you can create images that are anti-aliased
automatically. This improves the continuity across an area of hosed images.
You can create Image hose nozzles from layers. As you create image elements, turn them into layers. If the
layer looks good when dropped on different backgrounds, the image will look good as a nozzle element.
Building a nozzle from layers offers advantages in convenience as well.
Another technique is to float the image on a black background and add a drop shadow. This will enhance
the appearance of three dimensions, as image elements build up in layers. When all elements have
the shadow in the same position, the light source appears the same across the painted area. For more
information, see “Layers” on page 513.
Creating a 1-Rank nozzle
To create a 1-Rank nozzle, first you create the images that you want to include in the nozzle. Each image
must be created on a separate layer. You can then select and group the individual layers and save the
nozzle file in the RIFF format. To use the new 1-Rank nozzle, you load it in the nozzle library. For more
information, see “Loading and managing nozzle files” on page 485.
In a 1-Rank nozzle, the images do not need to be in one line. Corel Painter wraps images onto several lines
to create a document of reasonable shape. Corel Painter follows a mathematical rule in reconstructing the
rank of images. This rule is contained in the nozzle definition. For more information, see “To build a 2-Rank
nozzle” on page 482.
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Chriscof 29 Apr 2024 | 04:09:55

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