guys when putting this image into traceit its coming out as double lined.
ive selected the option to remove double lines but no joy.
any clues?
annoyingly when uploading to photo bucket its saving it as a jpg, the original is bmp
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guys when putting this image into traceit its coming out as double lined.
ive selected the option to remove double lines but no joy.
any clues?
annoyingly when uploading to photo bucket its saving it as a jpg, the original is bmp
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Andy
Have you tried with quicktrace in QS - that seems to do it without the doubles
Rob
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Try changing the image to a negative (white on black) and see what happens.
I think its seeing the lines in black as the 'background' and so trying to outline them rather than just draw them
And yeah, was going to suggest what Rob did but wasn't sure if you had FB3 or QM
Ah found it, in the drop down on the toolbar that says 'Auto colour' (called 'Tracing Mode' if you mouse over it) you need to choose 'centreline'
Andy 2 versions for you:
1. As .LDS
2. Also have it as .qfm but server won't accept it here. Can upload it elsewhere if needed.
Also, very quickly pulled a couple of points into line as well to make it slightly more rounded.
Al.
BTW if you're using the QuickTrace function in QS or if its the same as the external Traceit programme, then if you don't adjust the sliders as well as select the method then you can get additional lines / artefacts. Only colour selection relies on a simple setting (in that case colours 2-9). The other methods all use the adjustment sliders.
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didnt know qs had a traceit function, does the output file work with livepro does anyone know?
norty303
Ah found it, in the drop down on the toolbar that says 'Auto colour' (called 'Tracing Mode' if you mouse over it) you need to choose 'centreline'
perfect, worked a treat
thanks for all suggestions and help guys.
interestingly i drew the logo on liveq and saved it as an lpc.
then i redid it in traceit as a sinlge line.
when loading and playing in livepro the liveq one flickers but the traceit one plays perfect.
i thought it would of been the other way round but hey ho
Interesting you must have a different build.
The only Export option I have from the QS workspace is .lds. The only save options from the Editor are .qfrm and .qsyn depending on the file type ie framed or synth'ed.
You can geta round editor restrictions by saving as .qfrm or .qsyn them importing to the workspace and re-saving as .lds.
They say video games are bad for kids but if Pacman had affected us we'd all be running around in darkrooms, munching pills and listening to repetitive music.
Ah. Keep confusing the two when everyone posts. Must be old age.![]()
They say video games are bad for kids but if Pacman had affected us we'd all be running around in darkrooms, munching pills and listening to repetitive music.
Just wanted to update what I said above following a conversation with Alexey today.
Apparently you cannot save all of the information to .LDS from a frame created in QS as the .LDS format doesn't accomodate it due to differences in the way that QS works with frames.
So although .LDS saving is possible, its probably best to stick to QFM, QSYN otherwise some vital information may be lost.
They say video games are bad for kids but if Pacman had affected us we'd all be running around in darkrooms, munching pills and listening to repetitive music.