FaceoffFembot's damage tutorial for Paint.net - Revision history

FaceoffFembot at 12:26, 26 May 2020

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FaceoffFembot: Text replacement - "Fembot Wiki" to "FembotWiki"

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Text replacement - "Fembot Wiki" to "FembotWiki"

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	=Robotizing=		=Robotizing=

	We're close to the end of this manipulation. All that is left now is adding he robotic elements, and tie them together with the rest of the image. We're going to use three pictures from ~~Fembot Wiki~~:		We're close to the end of this manipulation. All that is left now is adding he robotic elements, and tie them together with the rest of the image. We're going to use three pictures from FembotWiki:

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FaceoffFembot at 13:08, 17 February 2020

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	***Trail		***Trail
	*Source pictures		*Source pictures
	**[[Photo ~~manip~~ workshop]]		**[[Photo manipulation workshop]]
	**[[User:FaceoffFembot#Manipulations_archives\|FaceoffFembot's manipulation archives]]		**[[User:FaceoffFembot#Manipulations_archives\|FaceoffFembot's manipulation archives]]
	**[https://www.textures.com/ textures.com]		**[https://www.textures.com/ textures.com]

FaceoffFembot at 13:06, 17 February 2020

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	<big>I hope you have enjoyed this tutorial and that it will be of use. Download the archived manipulation folder [https://drive.google.com/open?id=1bw-m0sHATPnWZ6ycLYXBDkXkXb0pRHF4 here].</big>		<big>I hope you have enjoyed this tutorial and that it will be of use. Download the archived manipulation folder [https://drive.google.com/open?id=1bw-m0sHATPnWZ6ycLYXBDkXkXb0pRHF4 here].</big>

	[[Photo ~~manip~~ workshop\|< Back to the Photo ~~manip~~ workshop]]		----

			[[Photo manipulation workshop\|← Back to the Photo manipulation workshop]]

	[[Category:FaceoffFembot]]		[[Category:FaceoffFembot]]
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FaceoffFembot at 13:55, 31 October 2019

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	<big>I hope you have enjoyed this tutorial and that it will be of use. Download the archived manipulation folder [https://drive.google.com/open?id=1bw-m0sHATPnWZ6ycLYXBDkXkXb0pRHF4 here].</big>		<big>I hope you have enjoyed this tutorial and that it will be of use. Download the archived manipulation folder [https://drive.google.com/open?id=1bw-m0sHATPnWZ6ycLYXBDkXkXb0pRHF4 here].</big>

			[[Photo manip workshop\|< Back to the Photo manip workshop]]

	[[Category:FaceoffFembot]]		[[Category:FaceoffFembot]]
	[[Category:Photo manipulation]]		[[Category:Photo manipulation]]
	[[Category:Workshops]]		[[Category:Workshops]]

FaceoffFembot at 10:01, 24 September 2019

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	[[File:FaceoffFembot - Damage Tutorial.jpg\|500px]]		[[File:FaceoffFembot - Damage Tutorial.jpg\|500px]]

	I hope you have enjoyed this tutorial and that it will be of use. Download the archived manipulation folder [https://drive.google.com/open?id=1bw-m0sHATPnWZ6ycLYXBDkXkXb0pRHF4 here].		<big>I hope you have enjoyed this tutorial and that it will be of use. Download the archived manipulation folder [https://drive.google.com/open?id=1bw-m0sHATPnWZ6ycLYXBDkXkXb0pRHF4 here].</big>

	[[Category:~~Manips~~]]		[[Category:FaceoffFembot]]
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	[[Category:Workshops]]		[[Category:Workshops]]
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FaceoffFembot at 21:04, 18 November 2018

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	[[File:FaceoffFembot - Damage Tutorial - sms start.jpg\|250px\|thumb\|''Model: Sarah Marie Summers'']]		[[File:FaceoffFembot - Damage Tutorial - sms start.jpg\|250px\|thumb\|''Model: Sarah Marie Summers'']]

	In this tutorial, we're going to learn step-by step how to do a damage effect, using the picture on the right as a base. The model is Sarah Marie Summers.		In this tutorial, we're going to learn step-by step how to do a damage effect, using the picture on the right as a base. The model is Sarah Marie Summers. An archive containing all the pictures used is available at the bottom of the page.

	This tutorial assumes you have a basic familiarity with Paint.NET, such as knowing how to use tools, layers, resizing, rotating, etc.		This tutorial assumes you have a basic familiarity with Paint.NET, such as knowing how to use tools, layers, resizing, rotating, etc.
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	We now have the best original picture we can, and several .png files of cracked and damaged shapes. Time to create the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mask_(computing)#Image_masks alpha mask].		We now have the best original picture we can, and several .png files of cracked and damaged shapes. Time to create the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mask_(computing)#Image_masks alpha mask].

	Open the original picture in Paint.net. Create a new layer, and rename the two. On this new, empty layer, we're going to paste various shapes of our liking from our alpha mask sources.		Open the original picture in Paint.net. Create a new layer, and rename the two to "base-original" and "damage-alpha_mask" respectivelly. On this new, empty layer, we're going to paste various shapes of our liking from our alpha mask sources.

	[[File:FaceoffFembot - Damage Tutorial 01.png\|500px]]		[[File:FaceoffFembot - Damage Tutorial 01.png\|500px]]
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	We now have our damage alpha mask. Time to apply it.		We now have our damage alpha mask. Time to apply it.

	~~Select and duplicate~~ the original picture's layer. Rename the new layer and hide the old. Go to ~~the~~ damage ~~alpha mask layer~~, select it ~~entirely~~ (Ctrl + A), and copy it (Ctrl + C).		Go to the original picture's layer and duplicate it. Rename the new layer "base-base" and hide the old one. Go to "damage-alpha_mask", select it in its entirety (Ctrl + A) and copy it (Ctrl + C).

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	\|'''Tip 5:''' Always duplicate a layer you're going to alter, but ~~may~~ need to come back to.		\|'''Tip 5:''' Always duplicate a layer you're going to alter but might need to come back to.
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	[[File:FaceoffFembot - Damage Tutorial 08.png\|500px]]		[[File:FaceoffFembot - Damage Tutorial 08.png\|500px]]

	~~''Effects > Object > Bevel Object''~~ will produce unnecessary beveling on the picture's border. Use the ''Rectangle Select'' tool to delete them.		Beveling will produce unnecessary beveling on the picture's border. Use the ''Rectangle Select'' tool to delete them.

	[[File:FaceoffFembot - Damage Tutorial 09.png\|500px]]		[[File:FaceoffFembot - Damage Tutorial 09.png\|500px]]
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	Go to your base layer and duplicate it. Rename it, and use ''Effects > Blurs > Surface Blur'' on its default settings. Then, use ''Adjustments > Brightness / Contrast'' with "Brightness" between -25 and -50.		Go to your base layer and duplicate it. Rename it "damage-depth_base", and use ''Effects > Blurs > Surface Blur'' on its default settings. Then, use ''Adjustments > Brightness / Contrast'' with "Brightness" between -25 and -50.

	[[File:FaceoffFembot - Damage Tutorial 11.png\|500px]]		[[File:FaceoffFembot - Damage Tutorial 11.png\|500px]]

	Move the depth layer at the bottom, and use ''Effects > Object > Trail''. Check off "Fade out" and reduce "Length" to between 5 and 10. Adjust the angle relative to ~~the angle~~ of the camera and of the surface.		Move the depth layer at the bottom, and use ''Effects > Object > Trail''. Check off "Fade out" and reduce "Length" to between 5 and 10. Adjust the angle relative to that of the camera and the surface.

	[[File:FaceoffFembot - Damage Tutorial 12.png\|500px]]		[[File:FaceoffFembot - Damage Tutorial 12.png\|500px]]
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			I hope you have enjoyed this tutorial and that it will be of use. Download the archived manipulation folder [https://drive.google.com/open?id=1bw-m0sHATPnWZ6ycLYXBDkXkXb0pRHF4 here].

			[[Category:Manips]]
			[[Category:Workshops]]
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FaceoffFembot at 20:24, 18 November 2018

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	You might want to change the dimension and rotation of your elements. Ideally, using ''Image > Resize'' and ''Layers > Rotate / Zoom'' in conjunction with ''Crop to selection'' will give you a better quality over the ''Move Selected Pixels'' tools. However, this will increase your workload significantly and will barely be visible in the end. Prefer it only when working with very small size.		You might want to change the dimension and rotation of your elements. Ideally, using ''Image > Resize'' and ''Layers > Rotate / Zoom'' in conjunction with ''Crop to selection'' will give you a better quality over the ''Move Selected Pixels'' tools. However, this will increase your workload significantly and will barely be visible in the end. Prefer it only when working with very small size.

	~~[[File:FaceoffFembot - Damage Tutorial 04.png\|500px]]~~

	Once you feel done with your shapes, you might notice it has a much sharper quality than the original picture, and elements vary in quality. Use ''Effects > Blurs > Gaussian Blur'' on a low setting to tie it together.		Once you feel done with your shapes, you might notice it has a much sharper quality than the original picture, and elements vary in quality. Use ''Effects > Blurs > Gaussian Blur'' on a low setting to tie it together.
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	Duplicate and rename "damage-alpha_mask" to "damage-outline_alpha", and use ''Effects > Object > Outline''. Set the color to pure white for good contrast, and find "Width" and "Softness" values you think are good. A higher "Softness" setting results in a more natural fade, but will make the effect less visible.		Duplicate and rename "damage-alpha_mask" to "damage-outline_alpha", and use ''Effects > Object > Outline''. Set the color to pure white for good contrast, and find "Width" and "Softness" values you think are good. A higher "Softness" setting results in a more natural fade, but will make the effect less visible.

	[[File:FaceoffFembot - Damage Tutorial 12.png\|500px]]		[[File:FaceoffFembot - Damage Tutorial 13.png\|500px]]

	Now, we will turn the result into another alpha mask. Copy-paste the entirety of the original damage alpha mask layer, and use it to remove the central parts of what we'll call the damage outline alpha mask. Use ''Effects > Hue / Saturation'' to it uniformly black.		Now, we will turn the result into another alpha mask. Copy-paste the entirety of the original damage alpha mask layer, and use it to remove the central parts of what we'll call the damage outline alpha mask. Use ''Effects > Hue / Saturation'' to it uniformly black.
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	=Finishing touches=		=Finishing touches=

	The manipulation is basically finished. All that is left now is up to you, whether it's adding text, special effects such as smoke or sparks, or your logo. I will go with the latter.		The manipulation is basically finished, as far as damage goes. All that is left now is up to you, whether it's adding text, special effects such as smoke or sparks, or your logo. I will go with the latter.

	[[File:FaceoffFembot - Damage Tutorial 27.png\|500px]]		[[File:FaceoffFembot - Damage Tutorial 28.png\|500px]]

			And here we are with the finished product!

			[[File:FaceoffFembot - Damage Tutorial.jpg\|500px]]

FaceoffFembot at 20:18, 18 November 2018

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	We're going to be using the picture on the right. The model is Sarah Marie Summers.		In this tutorial, we're going to learn step-by step how to do a damage effect, using the picture on the right as a base. The model is Sarah Marie Summers.

	This tutorial assumes you have a basic familiarity with Paint.NET, such as knowing how to use tools, layers, resizing, rotating, etc.		This tutorial assumes you have a basic familiarity with Paint.NET, such as knowing how to use tools, layers, resizing, rotating, etc.

			While it is intended for use with Paint.NET, other image editing software like Photoshop or Gimp may have tools similar enough to make this tutorial useful.

	=What you'll need=		=What you'll need=
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	=Finishing touches=		=Finishing touches=

	The manipulation is basically finished. All that is left now is up to you, whether it's adding special effects such as smoke or sparks~~, text~~, or your logo.		The manipulation is basically finished. All that is left now is up to you, whether it's adding text, special effects such as smoke or sparks, or your logo. I will go with the latter.

			[[File:FaceoffFembot - Damage Tutorial 27.png\|500px]]

FaceoffFembot: typo

2018-11-18T20:09:07Z

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	You might want to change the dimension and rotation of your elements. Ideally, using ''Image > Resize'' and ''Layers > Rotate / Zoom'' in conjunction with ''Crop to selection'' will give you a better quality over the ''Move Selected Pixels'' tools. However, this will increase your workload significantly and will barely be visible in the end. Prefer it only when working with very small size.		You might want to change the dimension and rotation of your elements. Ideally, using ''Image > Resize'' and ''Layers > Rotate / Zoom'' in conjunction with ''Crop to selection'' will give you a better quality over the ''Move Selected Pixels'' tools. However, this will increase your workload significantly and will barely be visible in the end. Prefer it only when working with very small size.

	[[File:FaceoffFembot - Damage Tutorial 03.png\|500px]]		[[File:FaceoffFembot - Damage Tutorial 04.png\|500px]]

	Once you feel done with your shapes, you might notice it has a much sharper quality than the original picture, and elements vary in quality. Use ''Effects > Blurs > Gaussian Blur'' on a low setting to tie it together.		Once you feel done with your shapes, you might notice it has a much sharper quality than the original picture, and elements vary in quality. Use ''Effects > Blurs > Gaussian Blur'' on a low setting to tie it together.