West End Girl
MobiPassionista
- Real Name
- Laura
- Device
That's beautiful
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- Thread starter richardcb
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That's beautiful
GroovyGouvy
MobiLifer
Mapix is cool, indeed. [emoji106][emoji4]
Only you have to know Chinese or find with trial and error like I do. [emoji4]
Do you know of any text apps that give 3D extruded text, I don't mean 3D transforms of 2D text. I have tried a couple but only low res jaggy results or text with flatted curves. For a text app to be useful at all it at least needs drop shadow and outline. Gradient fill is nice, too.
GroovyGouvy
MobiLifer
Have you seen the Weekend picture at my 52 thread? Do you mean something like this?
Twinkletoes
MobiFan
- Real Name
- Linda
- Device
- iPhone 7
I think OVER does - drop shadow fx available as iap
juryjone
MobiLurver
- Real Name
- Jerry Jobe
- Device
- iPhone 12 Pro Max
Mapix, which I just downloaded, seems to have some of the same capabilities as Repix. You have different brushes that you use to modify the image, and applying the brushes is all manual. Mapix is initially free, but additional brushes are a dollar each.
While Mapix has brushes that Repix does not have, Repix has more breadth of types of brushes, as well as filters not found in Mapix.
I never covered Repix because I have trouble making something worthwhile with it. I know that's my limitation because I've seen others use it well, just like you've done an awesome job with Mapix here.
juryjone
MobiLurver
- Real Name
- Jerry Jobe
- Device
- iPhone 12 Pro Max
I don't know of any, in that I don't have one among the 15 or so text apps I have. TypiMage does allow you to rotate the text in a 3D space, but no extrusion.
carlos
MobiLurver
Could you post the link to mapix. Cannot find it. Thanks.
Twinkletoes
MobiFan
- Real Name
- Linda
- Device
- iPhone 7
juryjone
MobiLurver
- Real Name
- Jerry Jobe
- Device
- iPhone 12 Pro Max
Mapix - Art of Mosaic by Hangzhou Iafun Technology Co., Ltd.
https://appsto.re/us/2lUf4.i
Edit: sorry for the repeat!
carlos
MobiLurver
Thank you. Carlos
You can get drop shadow as an iap but not 3D or extruded text. I see that Over Pro is quite pricy. $39.99US per year.
GroovyGouvy
MobiLifer
[emoji33] haven't used Over for ages!
If the function you look for is what I did with the weekend picture, Threedi is the one and the other is OVLA. Period. [emoji4]
I have OVLA. I'll look up Threedi. Thanks.
Got it. Now I have 15 Text apps.
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GroovyGouvy
MobiLifer
Very good, too. [emoji4]
Even though many text apps have useful tricks I still end up doing more creative text effects in Leonardo.
Kmenglee
MobiPassionista
- Real Name
- Lee Kuan Meng
- Device
T
Thank you
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Kmenglee
MobiPassionista
- Real Name
- Lee Kuan Meng
- Device
I too using the trial and error method
The English words correspond with the Chinese words in mandarin
Anyway the icons pics are what they do to the brush
Only the size of the strokes have to zoom in and out of the image
Sad they do not have opacity
GroovyGouvy
MobiLifer
Wish for iPhone too. [emoji4]
I bought both iOS and Mac OS versions... it appears there might be ads in the Android version...
IC Painter which has just been launched. Quite basic but I assume it will continue to be developed.
https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/ic-painter-auto-painter-for-icolorama/id1207445483?l=en&ls=1&mt=8
https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/ic-painter-auto-painter-for-icolorama/id1207445483?l=en&ls=1&mt=8
IC Painter
I cut this from the IC Facebook page for anyone interested in knowing how it works:
The new iPad app is now available at App Store:
https://itunes.apple.com/…/ic-painter-auto-pa…/id1207445483…
All my images during this week with exception of yesterday images were made using it.
This was intended to be released as a beta (just few days work), but Apple released the public version..so it is free for next days...
Any question just ask in this post!
My usual strategy are:
- Combine different level of details: start with high detail and move the slider to paint low detail or viceversa before you tap (how many time it paints per tap is controlled in Steps)
Too high detail all the time may in some case not be so good..try to combine both levels so strokes are seen. Also use value about 50 in Steps so you have chance to change the sliders)
- You can tap as many times you like, but with each tap the strokes will be smaller..(i will let you control the size in next version)
- Also setting low detail in the slider, but "detail on" in face (just set the switch on)..it works ok in 70% of the cases (Apple lib detects the face most of the time) it is also a way to combine low detail (outside the face) and high details (in any face)
- Don't use the "exact mode" switch until the strokes are small
- Combine image orientation and free orientation (use the orientation switch)..when I do sometimes I move the opacity slider otherwise I don't touch it.
- Sometimes when I finish an image in autopainter I reopen the finished image and run it again..
Finally using iColorama:
- Before auto painter I use sometimes painterly, lighten or simplify..even triangles and textures!
- When I'm finish with autopaint I use Sketch 3 from original image and blend with autopaint result.
- Match for final colors..
- It is also Ok to save different versions and blend/mask in iColorama.
or using Metabrush:
- Textured brush for the part with similar colors etc..
in general use as you like! Just have fun and please share your results!
With next version (that I'm submitting today) you will be able to select brushes (+ as usually import your owns) and also control the size of the brush, but for now just test it and have fun! (combine with iC & MB)
I cut this from the IC Facebook page for anyone interested in knowing how it works:
The new iPad app is now available at App Store:
https://itunes.apple.com/…/ic-painter-auto-pa…/id1207445483…
All my images during this week with exception of yesterday images were made using it.
This was intended to be released as a beta (just few days work), but Apple released the public version..so it is free for next days...
Any question just ask in this post!
My usual strategy are:
- Combine different level of details: start with high detail and move the slider to paint low detail or viceversa before you tap (how many time it paints per tap is controlled in Steps)
Too high detail all the time may in some case not be so good..try to combine both levels so strokes are seen. Also use value about 50 in Steps so you have chance to change the sliders)
- You can tap as many times you like, but with each tap the strokes will be smaller..(i will let you control the size in next version)
- Also setting low detail in the slider, but "detail on" in face (just set the switch on)..it works ok in 70% of the cases (Apple lib detects the face most of the time) it is also a way to combine low detail (outside the face) and high details (in any face)
- Don't use the "exact mode" switch until the strokes are small
- Combine image orientation and free orientation (use the orientation switch)..when I do sometimes I move the opacity slider otherwise I don't touch it.
- Sometimes when I finish an image in autopainter I reopen the finished image and run it again..
Finally using iColorama:
- Before auto painter I use sometimes painterly, lighten or simplify..even triangles and textures!
- When I'm finish with autopaint I use Sketch 3 from original image and blend with autopaint result.
- Match for final colors..
- It is also Ok to save different versions and blend/mask in iColorama.
or using Metabrush:
- Textured brush for the part with similar colors etc..
in general use as you like! Just have fun and please share your results!
With next version (that I'm submitting today) you will be able to select brushes (+ as usually import your owns) and also control the size of the brush, but for now just test it and have fun! (combine with iC & MB)
This is an iPad-only app. I tried to download it on my iPad but discovered it is just one step too old to run it. The biggest struggle I have with all this tech stuff is having things get too "old" after not enough years of use for the cost.