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In the meantime you know a lot about creating curved rulers. Today we have a look how we can create a closed curve ruler in Manga Studio. It takes less than 2 minutes.
One of the most common questions I got asked is if I could do a video or an article on how to build a story line for your comic or graphic novel.
For this reason I want to share with you the very basic that all story lines worth reading have in common.
I assume that you already have a main character for your story in mind or even better, you already created one.
Let’s see how you create a curve ruler with a corner in it.
I just got contacted by Giles Habibula who wanted to make me aware of a linguistic mistake I made. When I tried to reply I learned that his e-mail address isn’t working.
Maybe you can help me out so that I can understand this and don’t make this mistake in the future.
In this part we are going to investigate the Bezier Curve Ruler in Manga Studio. We will operate it and I made a little mistake that will happen to you from time to time. But don’t be afraid, I show you how to correct it.
In this 6th part of the series on rulers in Manga Studio we have a look at how the ruler handle works.
As I said in the video: the next parts of this video tutorial series will only be available for members of Mario-Live.com. The series will have at least 15 videos in total. To get access you just have to subscribe to my newsletter. I will broadcast the passwords to this protected posts when the tutorials are up and running.
Let’s have a look at the remote control for our rulers. In Manga Studio we call this the Ruler Manipulator Tool. At the first glance it looks a little weird, but not for long.
My friend Bart is a gadget lover and as many other people he was waiting nail biting on the release of Apple’s IPad once it was announced in the media.
I have to admit that, even though I live on-line and I love technology, I still see the IPad as kind of a roof tile sized cell phone. Talking about cell phones, can you imagine that I’m at the time of writing this still use an old Nokia cell phone?
Yes, one that has just the purpose of calling and getting called. It can’t make coffee or do the dish washing. 50% of the time it acts as an alarm clock as it has this friendly voice that tells me that it’s time to get my butt out of bed.