Grease pencil will be getting a revamped fill algorithm and upgraded fill functionality in Blender 3.4 courtesy of a community-contributed patch by Dave Pagurek.
Just commited new #greasepencil Fill algorithm for closing gaps developed by @davepvm. New method improve a lot the tool. #b3d
More info: https://t.co/1L7m2uY0ns pic.twitter.com/WdB9vKhihc
— antonioya ? (@antonioya_blend) September 17, 2022
The new algorithm is described as:
[...]using the
Radiusof circumference to determine how close the strokes for filling. This new method is very effective when the extension done by the previous method (now renamed asExtend) of the strokes never cross.
This new algorithm has been accompanied by a flurry of small patched further streamlining the fill tool experience, including one by Antonio Vazquez to reduce clutter when using closure extensions:
I'm working on an enhancement to #greasepencil fill tool to cut extensions when they collide. This eliminates a lot of noise when using the tool. #b3d pic.twitter.com/kOBMW4U6yy
— antonioya ? (@antonioya_blend) September 17, 2022
Read more about these latest additions on the link below:
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I'm still working to improve the closing lines, specially when they are collinear. Also trying to optimize the funtions. I hope to have the new improvements ready in the next days.