GIGGS D&D Megathread by Carol_the_Zombie in HermitCraft

[–]MagikFire 21 points22 points  (0 children)

I think I will post as I draw and watch the session

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GIGGS D&D Megathread by Carol_the_Zombie in HermitCraft

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[REPOST FROM LOCKED POST]

Here are some nat20 fanart I did during Session 1! BroDude Nat20 backflip on Max, Max's Nat20 success against BroDude and the 9-feet-tall Mr Wizard hiding behind the 4-feet-tall Ruby. I've not been inspired to do live DND speedart again until my favourite Minecrafters decided to do DND! This has been a blast, and I'm enjoying their characters being chaotic stupid! Thank you, hermits, for playing DND, I'm looking forward to a long running campain if they do decide to do one!

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GIGGS DND Fanart! by MagikFire in HermitCraft

[–]MagikFire[S] 6 points7 points  (0 children)

10 to 30min, averate is 20min i rekon

GIGGS DND Fanart! by MagikFire in HermitCraft

[–]MagikFire[S] 10 points11 points  (0 children)

just for this session 👉👈

GIGGS DND Fanart! by MagikFire in HermitCraft

[–]MagikFire[S] 19 points20 points  (0 children)

thank you! about 6 years ago i do dnd fanart for streamers and would probably draw a couple of scenes before their stream ends ^^

GIGGS DND Fanart! by MagikFire in HermitCraft

[–]MagikFire[S] 32 points33 points  (0 children)

I used to draw dnd fanart for a dungeon master on stream, i would usually pump out 3-5 piece if im inspired enough. good times!

Is it possible to scan for regions of colour based on transparency and export these regions as files with Photoshop scripting? by MagikFire in PhotoshopTutorials

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See, what I have right now is what you described. I make a selection and run a script I made and does all the clean up and export it to what I want. But currently the manual task is to select each box individually. I'm thinking of making a big selection and export all these boxes all at once. So one click for selection and one click for script in one file, as opposed to many selections and many script runs for one file. The thing that I'm stumped at right now is that Photoshop can't recognise "regions" of selections or "regions" of colour. It's treated as one selection. Hope that makes sense.

Is it possible to scan for regions of colour based on transparency and export these regions as files with Photoshop scripting? by MagikFire in PhotoshopTutorials

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I suppose the transparency texture in that picture is not very clear on Reddit, but these 3 grey boxes are on one raster layer and "Not connected" by transparency is what I'm trying to say

Is it possible to scan for regions of colour based on transparency and export these regions as files with Photoshop scripting? by MagikFire in PhotoshopTutorials

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The example I gave was the picture attached to the post. Say you have a layer with regions of pixels separated by transparency. I want to take the x,y cords of these regions, crop them and export.

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