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ANI Pro – 'clone' ink

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#174846From: charles jamesonJun 11, 1995 8:33 PM
I may have missed it, or forgotten it, but is there a "clone" ink in ANI Pro – as in Photoshop. Oh, maybe a tool is the proper way to implement this. It would work like this – you pick a source point and then the color information from the source region is copied to the point(s) where you are painting. As you move the mouse the same relative motion is applied to the source point. Any ideas? Chuck Jameson Silver Tongue Software
#174878From: dave aguilarJun 12, 1995 3:27 AM
>> I may have missed it, or forgotten it, but is there a "clone" ink in ANI Pro – as in Photoshop. Oh, maybe a tool is the proper way to implement this. << AniPro doesn't have "clone" ink, but AStudio does. >> It would work like this – you pick a source point and then the color information from the source region is copied to the point(s) where you are painting. As you move the mouse the same relative motion is applied to the source point. << however, for AniPro, this effect can be easily duplicated by using Cel/Lasso. describe a region, then paste the cel over areas that need duplication. start small, expand, do occasional jumbles (at low setting) and redefine the lasso cel. very simple, very quick. -dave
#174977From: Dennis ConklinJun 12, 1995 2:50 PM
<< is there a "clone" ink in AniPro like in Photoshop?? >> I have found SCRAPE ink to be a very effective substitute for cloning if the background image is correctly placed! Hope this helps! Dennis