1. What file format does 3Dcoat use for it's brushes (e.g. psd, tif, png????) Color depth, resolution(image size), etc......
2. How should the file be structured? (Four layers? All layers have alpha? What the difference between Erase Mask and alpha?)
3. How do I actually import the created brush into 3Dcoat? Do I place it somewhere, or do I use a "import" menu item or something totally different?
Great piece of software, but only if I could make the most of it. Really don't have much time to search around all day in the forum, and decide which one to trust and which one to just ignore.
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ALF
Dear 3Dcoat,
I read https://3dcoat.com/documentation/manual/brush-components/brushes/create-brushes-decals/ , but still a bit confused on a lot of details on creating a brush for 3Dcoat.
Some specific questions
1. What file format does 3Dcoat use for it's brushes (e.g. psd, tif, png????) Color depth, resolution(image size), etc......
2. How should the file be structured? (Four layers? All layers have alpha? What the difference between Erase Mask and alpha?)
3. How do I actually import the created brush into 3Dcoat? Do I place it somewhere, or do I use a "import" menu item or something totally different?
Great piece of software, but only if I could make the most of it. Really don't have much time to search around all day in the forum, and decide which one to trust and which one to just ignore.
Thx for help
Alf
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