#Firealpaca tutorial software
#Firealpaca tutorial license

#Firealpaca tutorial software

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#Firealpaca tutorial license

If you disagree with any part of the terms then you may not download the service.įireAlpaca is a freeware that does not require payment of any license fee for both individual users and commercial use. Your download of this freeware and use of the service is conditioned on your acceptance of and compliance with these terms. If you use our service, you agree to all of the terms listed below. If you want to draw on top of the panel material, you need to create a layer on top of it.Please read these terms carefully before using FireAlpaca ('freeware', or 'service') provided by PGN Inc. In other words, you cannot use brush tool or shape tool in the same layer of the panel material. If two layers merge, they will follow the order below.

The panel material is independent of pixel data in the layer. For example, you should make the color bleed through to the canvas edge, not just the outer border. To avoid this situation, your drawing should bleed over the border. If you draw exactly within the trim size, white margin may appear when the paper is not cut at the standard size (i.e. After that, they are cut to the standard size, but sometimes they are not cut accurately. There is a margin outside the outer border where you can draw more, right? Why do we need such a margin? Because when magazines and doujinshi are being printed in the factory, they are printed on papers that are larger than the standard size of the book. The outer border serves as a guide for the trim size. The inner border serves as a guide for your comic panels. This template is very useful for drawing comics. Here is a canvas that looks different from the normal canvas. After you have selected the type of template, default values like “width” and “height” will be set.Ĭlick “OK” to create a new document. That’s how we can finish the comic panel in 10 seconds! (2) Create panels on a comic canvasĬlick “New” in the “File” menu, select the “comic” tab, and choose “Doujinshi” as the template. Shift + drag to split a frame diagonally Image. To split a frame diagonally, hold the “Shift” key while dragging. The previous two frames were rectangles that can be perfectly divided horizontally and vertically. The tool will automatically switch to the divide tool, so let’s drag the tool on the canvas horizontally to split the panel in the center. A frame will be added to the center of the canvas. When the “Comic Panel Property” dialog box appears, specify the line width (if necessary) and click OK. Select “Add Panel Material” from the “Layer” menu. Now, let’s try to create the comic panels in 10 seconds. This time, we’ve created a canvas that is in 2000px width and 3000px height. Click “File” on the menu bar, select “New” to create a new canvas in desired size.