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• Type a clipping of a vector model path

  Trying to type with a model of vector mask (place a vector model in one route type clipping), but nothing seems to work. Never had a problem before. Tried the way front, motif on the front, convert the path type in transparent trace, the trace vector conversion. A few times, it seemed that it worked, but the boss was invisible in the path. Illustrator CS6, on a Mac. Help is appreciated, thanks.

  1 maintain the direct type no rason to describe it.

  2. place the pattern in the back (behind text)

  3. Select both the patternand of the text

  4 object > clipping mask > make

  

  

  If outline you text

  then after that you sketched out the text

  1. While the Group text is still selected go on object is dedicated to the path > (he already says that it is a composite path tht actually refers to the individual letter forms) you need of the group to be a path is dedicated to the.

  2. make sure that the boss is behind the text and select at the same time

  3 now make your clipping mask

  

• Extrinsic parameters (rotation matrix)

  I wonder how the extrinsic parameters of a camera can be constant? I know that the rotation matrix aligns the landmark World axes toward the camera Locator, and the translation vector/matrix aligns the origo on each other.

  But how parameters can be constant? He's not somehow necessary I know the orientation of the camera in the universal space, wouldn't? I.e. an accelerometer or something? I hope someone can help me wrap my head around that.

  Hello

  what you showed in the pictures is called plan plan homography (you need at least four points to - to the exact solution, more for the minimization. The transformation is the matrix 3 x 3 with 8DOF. It is essentially the perspective correction).

  During the calibration, while the installation of cameras is constant, you get the grid from different positions in order to minimize the error of calculating intrinsic/extrinsic parameters.

  In addition, you need translation in addition to rotation to align the images/markers.

  YES, WHEN YOU ARE CALIBRATING YOUR SYSTEM THE ROTATION MATRIX AND VECTOR CONVERSION WILL REMAIN CONSTANT AS LONG AS THE CAMERAS ARE IN THE SAME POSITION RELATIVE TO EACH OTHER.

  Consider your calibration as a stereo configuration.

• This script type is possible, or already existing?

  Hello. So, I wanted to import an image raster specifically SNES, DIRECTLY in Illustrator, each pixel of the frame of a square of vector conversion. Now I can manually recreate an image rasterized in this way, but that takes forever. I didn't want to use the livetrace or agitation with alterations during Assembly of the squares of vector is accurate. Each pixel is a fixed information, well in the picture, also probably the smallest units of Visual information might be right on converted. A square is a square, it does not shape change. It seems not difficult for the computer to read the image and simply reproduce it into squares of vector with the appropriate controls.

  
  

  Unfortunately, I have not found any kind of existing script that carries out this mission and methods I see touted in youtube videos on the subject are inaccurate and require alterations. I want each block as a distinct form as well. I prefer to use manual reproduction, but it's a lot of time and I shouldn't have to re-do a working group.

  Is the kind of script I'm looking for something that already exists, or even possible? Reproduction based on each pixel cube would be the easiest way to convert any Raster image directly in a vector format, without having to be traced and a new made, if smooth lines are not your desire. I'm using CS5 passing.

  Thank you very much. I appreciate the knowledge and insight.

  have you tried mosaics?

  1. place your Raster Image

  

  2. navigate to the object-> create object mosaic... in the number of tiles enter the number of pixels in your image, in this example, it will be 18 x 18.

  

  3. you'll end up with a separate room for each pixel

  

• The export of ZBrush Photoshop CS5?

  Hello, everyone.

  I'm relatively new to digital and completely new art on Photoshop.  I use a trial version of CS5 to see what kind of options it is also I am trying to develop a rational workflow.  I want to graphic design that can be used in a CafePress shop to what large posters (23 x 35), to t-shirts, to the case of small iPod.

  I start by creating a basic 3-d model in ZBrush 4.  I sculpt the model, he poses and do some base polypainting.  Can I use the screenshot of Windows 7 (x 64) utility to save a .png image.  I use the AutoTrace feature in Serif DrawPlus to convert the .png in a vector image.  Then, I build the basic 'scene' on layers of DP.  My plan is to export a large bitmap (23 "x 35" @ 300 DPI ") of the DDA and bring it into Photoshop for finishing.  Not terribly elegant dieting, but the raster vector conversion works very well (with a little cleaning) in a document of 23 x 35.

  The workflow has a certain quality of Rube Goldberg to it.  It seems that it might be wiser to export ZBrush directly in Photoshop.  Can I export an image of ZBrush in .psd format; However, is not enlarge to poster size very well. not nearly as good as the raster to vector conversion using AutoTrace.  I was wondering if I could export the model in ZBrush as a .obj file and consider that in Photoshop.  My idea is to create a large document PS (6900 x 10500 pix; i.e., 23 x 35 @ 300 dpi) and place the .obj file in this document.  Certainly, it is a stab.  I don't know if a .obj file would be better than a file .psd in terms of image quality for large prints.  Moot point, because I was not able to get the PS to "analyze" the .obj file (created in ZBrush by DecimationMaster).

  If anyone knows how to integrate a ZBrush Photoshop .obj file or (2) (1) if it makes no sense to try or (3) if there is a better way to streamline the process a bit awkward, I developed at this point, I'd be happy to read your comments.

  Thank you very much

  Doc_Pit

  Do not use a screenshot. If you have to do it the way you export a psd file and then continue from there. A screenshot will be only geab your image at the resolution you have set for your video card.

  Photoshop will load a zbrush obj file, I tried it. Chances are that you are running out of ram. A 23 x 35 inches print should print very well at a lower PPI. 300 DPI assumes that the document will be held in the hand. As far the document is of the eye the power that the PPI can be. If you table, bars, etc.that between the viewer and printing will be concideration in the determination of the PPI.

• Someone remembers Adobe Streamline? Need help for the conversion of drawings to bitmap to vector line.

  Years ago and there are probably still more OSs, Adobe had a product called Streamline this linework (well relatively effortless) effortlessly converted to vector. It was easy to sweep the original work, and the user apply settings to get an outline of eigenvector (with a reasonable number of points).  Well, that the program is no longer available and I not being able to achieve something close to perfection from Photoshop/Illustrator CS - which means I create a path to the PS and then hover over the path to Illustrator. I can never get a true vector "copy" of my scanned drawings.  I tried everything, such as upping the resolution (600-800 dpi) in the PS, which of course gives me way too complex a piece of vector, although can be used.  In any case, I'm working on a project now that whereby I really need a more transparent and less "bulky point" conversion of my work in vector contour.  The work of the line are very complex. Any suggestions, anyone?

  Mary,

  You will probably need a cleaning after Live Trace; Among the options we object > Pat > simplify and add Anchor Points. If you view an image, you will get suggestions.

  There are a few ways to apply; one more pretty is the use of closed paths. You can fill and stroke color (or use fill/no STROKE or cerebral vascular accident / no fill).

• A texture image conversion complex in a simplified vector graphic

  Hello

  I have a complex of water chart, I'm trying to simplify and vectorize. I manipulated the image in Photoshop to bring out the contrast and tried pathing image then export paths to illustrator, but the size of the file was obviously great same situation bringing the TIFF in Illustrator and use the vectorization. Is there anyway between programs or both, I can simply and smooth the vector illustration to shall declare the size of the file and make it easier to manipulate, size, color, ect. ? I use the image as texture and it doesn't have to be complex, I would just flow and structure lines.

  I've attached a screenshot of the TIFF Photoshop file I created off the coast of the original photo of the water and the vectorized version, that I have done, by using vectorization, in Illustrator. The vectorized version is a bit unstable and complex. I don't know you have a thing or the best way to do it.

  Thank you very much.

  TM

  

  Color will be easier to handle after vectorization.

  And if you do not want to lose details will not get fewer anchor points.

• Illustrator vector EPS export conversion to raster. Help

  OK, I created a design that is pure vector. It has exported version EPS10, everything seems perfect until I got close and reopen the EPS file, I see little of the design elements are converted to bitmap. However, the illustrator format HAVE is still perfect. I use CS6

  I tried many options but nothing has worked. Can someone help me please.

  AI Illustrator format below:

  

  Format EPS 10 below:

  

  StarAG wrote:

  According to the request of my drawing, I shrunk the radial gradient and made the Annotator in oval, but when I tried with the default circle Annotator it worked fine.

  I don't know if it's a bug or something else, but it worked fine.

  Sure. EPS does not support the oval shape gradients.

  EPS10 - there is no EPS10. There are 3 EPS. That means 10 EPS is, it records an EPS 3 and is also included in this file something called data private. These private data contain a file AI 10. HAVE 10 supports blending modes and transparency, and that is why there is no flattening in the documents in the file that use. When you open the file in Illustrator, you'll be atually open this AI 10, not the EPS file.

  But if someone does not have Illustrator, it will modify the EPS 3 and of course they will not have a lot of fun with it.

• Conversion of fonts vectorized in .ttf - Illustrator to Fontlab Studio problems

  I have a problem with my CC 2015 of fontlab studio 5 Crossover illustrator - I have a policy of design completely vectorized and I have adjusted completely two platforms for the right size, but when I paste illustrator police into fontlab, my fonts custom loses its thickness in some areas and loses filled circles. How can I copy from illustrator to fontlab without losing all of the traits, so that it is exactly how it was in illustrator? EPS & Bitmap does not, either.

  Otherwise, anyone know one easier way (other software) to make a design fully vectorized in illustrator, a .ttf font?

  Much appreciated!

  I thought about it - once you have developed, United and pasted into fontlab, select the entire shape and show--> contour filling layers.

• conversion of jpg to vector in photoshop

  I don't have illustrator, ps just 6, but I want to convert some old public domain images to vector so I can use them, their total, etc. out. I would like to make their own also, some old sketches that are looking for scratchy. How can I convert images to vector?

  Just download InkScape (which is open source), which has a similar function of vector bitmap, as in Illustrator.

  https://Inkscape.org/en/download/

  Start InkScape, copy & paste your image into InkScape.

  Path--> Trace bitmap. Then play with the settings.

  More info here: http://www.norwegiancreations.com/2015/08/how-to-trace-bitmaps-in-inkscape/

• Conversion of PDF to form alter vector art in the document.

  I have created several forms of PDF files exported from InDesign.They are all the same except with different header text. Everyone has the same exact logo down the Center. What happens with a particular is when I go to create a display of the existing document and chose this pdf file, modifies the logo art and removes the text in the logo. This happens in Acrobat. In the InDesign file, the logo is an eps placed with all policies described. Everything in this file of logo is vector art.

  I tried many pdf export affecting InDesign, rampage indd files as pdf and create new files, restart the programs and restart my computer. None of this has fixed the problem. He always removes the type in the logo when I convert to the form. If anyone has had this problem or knows how to fix? Thank you.

  Yes, I mean you don't have only the design of form, but create the fields of the form with InDesign. You will have no need to do step 4, which must be based on conjecture and can make mistakes.

• PDF vector 2D 3D conversion

  Customer is sending 3D PDF.  I work at a large trade fair booth where graphics should look clean and precise on a 92 "Panel.  I have found no format the PDF 3d program will save the document that come even close.  Everything is blurred and pixelated and unusable.  The only way I have found so far is extremely laborious to open the 3D PDF, position the model where I want, extends on to say a thousand percent, a screen capture program to copy the pieces and then reassembled in a graphics program.  Have found so far no answer in my research, so extremely happy to find a solution to this Council.  TIA.

  Bob Green

  All content in Acrobat 3D rendering is performed using bitmaps - indeed, it is a game engine, so even if model exists as a "vector" object in 3D space, the images shown on the screen are never. It is technically impossible to extract the vector illustrations of any multimedia annotation using only Acrobat - you must bring the original 3D model in a CAD/CAM package.

• Conversion of a Signature TIFF in vector lines

  I scanned my signature in my computer in TIFF format. Then, I edited and cleaned in Photoshop.  Then I placed in Illustrator and transformed into a vector file. However, the problem with this is that traces the perimeter of the signature and not down the middle of the letter strokes as there would be if I had done in Illustrator. Is it possible that I can still get there?

  I've just converted to a tiff file becuas vector lines have been transformed into double lines in the scene. No idea why this was happening or the other. I have just expanded their enough that he hid any gaps and then converted to a tiff file to have another shot at him. Would much rather work with a single line of.

  MrDilly,

  When you draw a raster image, you will get the paths defining sets (or almost) identically colored pixels, then you will get the fill/nostroke railways.

  What you want are vascular accident brain/nofill paths. If your original features have different widths, you need to use artistic forms or the width tool to reproduce.

  To get each STROKE/nofill path, try this, using the relevant part of the image scanned/cleaned:

  (1) with the Scssors tool, cut the race at the ends so that you get two tracks open representative or the other side of the race to be (this will also be cut it off from the rest of the signature if necessary);

  (2) object > blend Options, check the box Orientation > align on the path and set the spacing > measures specified for 1;

  (3) object > mix > do and object > blend > expand, then object > dissociate; you have now the backbone of the race and the bounaries;

  (4) adjust the weight of the race to have the race reach the limits, either by using a Brush Art (created horizontally at any horizontal scale) or the width tool and repeat with distributions different widths until you're there.

  With the Art Brush, you can reproduce irregularities and asymmetries, also at the ends, finding (more) faithfully the real signature.

• Conversion PSD vector object drawing

  I did some drawings of characters of cartoons in Photoshop. In which case it is important, they drew with a Wacom tablet, black lines, with the color inside the lines.

  Is it possible to convert these characters to editable vector objects in Illustrator CS5? And if so, is there a dummy tutorial?

  (I tried to use the trace function, but it converted characters to objects that have all the points that I could change.)

  I would be perfectly happy if I could just bring in Illustrator black lines and add color to the cartoon characters, once the black lines have been converted to vectors... but trace keeps filling the inside of the drawings to the related with white. For example, if I have a layer with nothing else that a line of black circle, then tracing was going to turn into a black circle with white on the inside.

  Suggestions?

  OK, two things to know about the vectorization. (1) you must develop the trace to be able to change her visit at this time there (no pun intended) track is no longer live. (2) open the properties of the trace to disable fill background with white. It is enabled by default.

  OK I lied, yet one thing if you plan use illustrator, you will need use the pen tool that your life will be easier than using the vectorization. Also, using the pen, you will have an idea of good works of the tool pen with photoshop. They are slightly different, but close enough you will beable to use one or the other. As a bonus with the tool pen in photoshop, you can export the drawing as an illustrator file that you can then work on directly in illustrator if necessary.

  OK I'm done...

• Conversion to vector png

  I have 10 Freehand and have always had a hek of a time to try to understand this program, I love Fireworks, but am really learn to hate Freehand. In any case, now that I did, someone can tell me if it is possible to convert a bitmap image (in my case a png file) in a vector image. I blacked out the bitmap image and try to convert to the now to a vector. I appreciate any help before I go crazy.

  > I have Freehand 10 and have always had a hek of time trying to understand what
  > program out, I love Fireworks, but am really learn to hate Freehand. Anyway,.
  > now that I did, can someone tell me if it is possible to convert a bitmap
  > image (in my case a png file) to a vector image. I blacked out the bitmap
  > and I try to convert to the now to a vector. I appreciate all the help
  > before I go crazy.

  No, you can not convert, but you can follow.

  Tracing means that the bed program gives an overview of an image and makes the paths accordingly. The result depends on the quality of the image. Small low-resolution graphics web can be found very well because the follow-up have no details whatsoever. Even with very good images, there is a lot of cleaning up to do, especially if there must be vertical and horizontal lines, sharp angles, circles etc.

  If the image is very simple, it is best to put the image the background layer and again from scratch with the drawing tools.

  Free-hand, Yes. Import the image into FreeHand and text scrolling select the area to draw with the tracking tool. (The icon of the magic wand in the toolbar.) Double click gives the parameters. Generally good results requires quite a bit of trial and error. Sometimes the combination of parts of several tracks work better.

  Jukka