Jappaloe63 wrote:
I have the plug-in, but I don't remember how it works... Can anyone explain it to me?
Here's the instructions written by Tim that I saved from when he made the plugin:
Plug-in Menu Location: Python-Fu/Paint Paths in Steps...
Instructions:
Have an image opened as background, and a single active path (can be multi-stroke path) that you'd like to paint steps.
Run plug-in, change number of frames (estimated), then OK to run.
It'll run and use the active brush to paint in steps your path and at each step it'll output the visible to a layer on a new image so that you'll end up with an animation image.
That's it. Have fun.
Note: If you want to do a dot like the dots for i's and j's you'll have to make 2 points really close together (because 1 single point has no length so can't be painted).
Instructions (version 4) with the hand:
Have an image with background, and a single ACTIVE path that you want to paint paths (with current brush).
Open as layer an image of a hand (you can use sample hand .xcf file below).
Draw a separate vector however you want to define the pen's location as long as the starting point is where the pen tip is and name it something like "penvector" so you can select it in step 5
Select the Path from step 1 to make it ACTIVE.
Run plug-in, answer yes to "Draw hand", choose hand layer, choose "Pen Vector" vector, and other options when ready, click OK to run.
That's it animation will be created on new image.
Enjoy.
Instructions (version 5):
Like version 4, except you can choose to say YES to paint over existing mask which belongs to a layer that is covering your art.
And the active path will be a path that you'll like to paint on the Mask (with black) to reveal art underneath
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