🔷Time codes 👇👇 ------------ Chapters 0:00 - Intro 0:40 - Basics 3:24 - Align 2 Vanishing points to a Guideline 4:42 - Hidden handle points 5:24 - Parallel Ruler trick 6:00 - Undo with Ctrl+Z in assistants 6:22 - simple 3 points perspective 7:50 - Saving assistants arrangements 8:31 - Using Snap to assistants.. or not ;) 9:52 - Shortcuts make easier your work. 10:45 - Assistant handles. You will love them 11:57 - Find a perspective center 12:38 - Dividing a surface by 3 13:28 - Dividing by a custom "n" parts Thanks for watching!
Hello Mr. Ramon well to start off Perspective is important in animation and used them more often but sir i am interest when Krita 5 will be available in the next month though and best tutorial ever i love it Krita has all the features we all need we love the Krita team as well it cheers.😎😎😎😎😎
Krita 5 is an important step, and the team wants to do things very carefully. So be patience is not something for this month ;). Thanks for your support and comments, i read them often. //RM
Indeed Mr. Ramon i can wait in the next 2 months you know i ve huge 2D animation for sonic the hedgehog to do and i cannot do it without Krita sir i will be patient i know one or two things knows about being patient take care.
the perspective tools were already pretty amazing before, but yeah, aligning two vanishing points to be on the same horizon, making parallel rulers perfectly vertical or horizontal and so on was a serious pain. great to see Krita get ever more userfriendly over time!
As a new artist, I just wanna say a huuuuge thanks to you guy's. In less than a week, I have been able to make some pretty amazing stuff, from within your software. All I did was pick up a 50 dollar tablet, and downloaded your software, and that's all I needed.
I have been teaching my son 2 and 3 point perspective and he is doing very well with traditional tools so it's very nice to see a free program that allows fast experimentation of theory Thank you for the video!
I've been drawing for a long time, and using krita for a while, and I didn't know about this tool, or how to use a measure points. The more you know! Thanks!
@@KritaOrgPainting It would be interesting to learn more about constructing shadows using Krita. In particular, shadows that fall away from the viewer, i.e. when the sun is behind the viewer.
Thanks Ramon! And thanks Krita team! I know there is the wrong place for that, but let me see if you agree: 1- each instance of the assitant tool - I mean each vanish point, each elipse, each parallel ruler, each...) should have one different collors by default, because at the end you "always" change the "default" gray collor. 2- the "horizon line" of the assitant could have a thiker stroke than the rest of the lines 3- each handle could be different, like one filled another outlined because they have different functions, make sense they appear different too. The same for all kind of assistant tool. I know this is useful only for begginers (like me) but it could make Krita even more friendly for new users.
Thanks a lot for the feedback. Could you share these ideas in krita-artists.org? this way all the Krita team can see them and analize them if needed. You tube comments for that purpose is complex and Krita values a lot that community behavior :) Oh! and we are all beginners in some point ;) //RM
This is incredibly useful. I still suffering a lot to get spatial awareness with my Drawing Tablet (it does not has screen), and learning perspective on it is a nightmare since is hard to connect two points with the brush. This tool really help a lot, thank you very much Krita Team \o.
This is a truly wonderful feature and works great once you change the snapping shortcut as you show. Great to draw along as the grid tracks the brush too, literally a whole new dimension :)
Thanks for the video! I read the docs and I was having a tough time visualizing what should be happening. I LOVE Krita so far, been playing around with it for about a month and there are so many great features to it! I feel like it's much, much better suited for drawing and painting than Photoshop is. The way pallettes work, the brush engine and tagging brushes, the pop-up pallette...it's got so many great features. And animation is a huge plus, too!
Wow! Thank you for this video. I have been struggling and putting aside a drawing for weeks because of a perspective issue, this will help me as I slowly work thru all the information ☺ I do wish I had a larger screen to see the options you select more clearly, but experimenting is helping me figure it out. Thanks again. Very useful, clear, and intense information.
I was a long time wondering how to use those vanishing point handles, so thank you for taking the time to explain it all in detail, also the divide sections trick, so simply demonstrated, Krita has tools but we don't often have enough explanations of them because the user base is still smaller than other apps.
This really does help. A year or so ago I started creating art in the digital format and the first and only program I have used is Krita. I have mostly done a lot of portrait work and some full body character work, and a couple of logos, but have yet to delve into actually creating backgrounds or buildings, but I have really wanted to give it a try and these instructions are really going to help make it less challenging.
Big thanks for this video, I have been making extensive use of the perspective tools of late because one of my year end goals has been to really learn perspective in great depth. I didn't know you could align the VP assistance with the guides so I've been eyeballing it all this time😂. I also had no idea of what those handles did. Really thanks for this because I don't think any of this is documented in the manual, unless I some how missed it.
Glad it was helpful! remember you can lock the guides too, but assistant is still snapping to. Krita has lot of things to be shown yet. The manual is great docs.krita.org/en/user_manual/painting_with_assistants.html enjoy it //RM
Love it! I do think more would be good. In particular, combining vanishing points with the perspective grids, as well as making the perspective influence for brushes work with vanishing points. Otherwise, it's great!
Wonderful tuto ! I actually am very interested in perspective, especially complex curvilinear one (4, 5, 6 vanishing points). I certainly would be glad to see a tutorial, here, on the subject.
The tips were very helpful. Especially I like the one with the far away vanishing point in the height, but it was hard to pick the best tip. All of them very good. Thx a lot!
Awesome! Would love to see a video on using these ruler tools in a video version of the "perspective projection" articles on the Krita docs! Looks like magic...
@14:39 You can also draw a front perspective rectangle divided as you wish, then use the "Transform Layer or Selection" tool to 3D rotate it against the wall in perspective. I find it faster to draw it straight on and move it like this. Particularly for a sketch layer.
I like seeing this program having tutorials and upcoming FREE updates I have photoshop installed , but i'd rather use Krita because 1)unlike photoshop which was originally made to edit photos , Krita was made for drawing 2) Krita has animation , and i like animating 3) the white plant-girl splash art for Krita is enough to make me choose it over other apps xD I bought a drawing tablet yesterday , and i barely know how to hold it's pen or anything in art but i want to learn how to draw characters in order to write and publish FREE educational stories in the future as a hobby , and i think Krita is easier and is best choice for my simple non-advanced needs
I use Carapace software to find the vanishing point when they are to far. Thanks for showing me that Krita can do the same with these handles 😅 Excellent video as always
MY GOSH AMAZING!!! Now do scenarios is sooo much easy THANK YOU! I was using Maya to block the pespective to draw in photoshop, with this iin Krita s so much better!
Another great video! I get all tangled up in perspective guides. Will you do some interior perspective vids too? My worst problem is getting realistic guides
Ive been using Krita since 2018 and.. not gonna lie- i didn't know it had a perspective tool built in. Heck I didn't realize you could use the ruler to draw straight lines. I thought it just gave you measurements.
Thanks for this very useful video! The piece of advice on how to perfectly align two vanishing points on the same line was new to me. Great! But I wonder, why can't Krita automatically create a horizon line if there are >2 vanishing points...
look how the icon changed time ago. docs.krita.org/en/reference_manual/tools/assistant.html is like a circle with diagonal aiming the center or circle. That change was morivated because Krita is growing
Please consider re-doing this for Krita version 5, or at least creating a short patch for what exactly to do to get the tool to work as intended? I tried to follow what you said here, maybe I'm too ignorant but the tool seems to work differently? I probably just haven't learned enough yet. I'll come back another time.
@@KritaOrgPainting it is not a question of what isn't working in your video, it is that the tool behaves differently in version 5 to the point that I cannot understand how to follow along at all with the steps in your tutorial. However. When I was seeking how to explain my problem, I found that the solution is explained by another video you already made, this one. ua-cam.com/video/2VhwSFMmFNs/v-deo.html&ab_channel=Krita Maybe if you just made a note in your comments that users of Krita 5 should look at this other video? This all started for me because I was searching for Krita tutorialson how to draw buildings or architecture. I appreciate that you have made so many tutorials and will be looking at the other one, thank you!
Hi to all! Has anyone faced with a problem when you use the assistant tool and you cannot zoom in? It seems like the canvas is just being covered with an additional non-transparent black layer so you can not see what's going on behind it. This black "layer" disappears when you zoom out to 50% or less. Can anyone help? (I doubt it's a hardware issue, NVIDIA RTX 2060 should handle with such calculations easily) I'd be grateful if someone could share the solution.
🔷Time codes 👇👇
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Chapters
0:00 - Intro
0:40 - Basics
3:24 - Align 2 Vanishing points to a Guideline
4:42 - Hidden handle points
5:24 - Parallel Ruler trick
6:00 - Undo with Ctrl+Z in assistants
6:22 - simple 3 points perspective
7:50 - Saving assistants arrangements
8:31 - Using Snap to assistants.. or not ;)
9:52 - Shortcuts make easier your work.
10:45 - Assistant handles. You will love them
11:57 - Find a perspective center
12:38 - Dividing a surface by 3
13:28 - Dividing by a custom "n" parts
Thanks for watching!
Hello Mr. Ramon well to start off Perspective is important in animation and used them more often but sir i am interest when Krita 5 will be available in the next month though and best tutorial ever i love it Krita has all the features we all need we love the Krita team as well it cheers.😎😎😎😎😎
Super-duper useful, thank you Ramon!!!👍👍👍
Krita 5 is an important step, and the team wants to do things very carefully. So be patience is not something for this month ;). Thanks for your support and comments, i read them often. //RM
Indeed Mr. Ramon i can wait in the next 2 months you know i ve huge 2D animation for sonic the hedgehog to do and i cannot do it without Krita sir i will be patient i know one or two things knows about being patient take care.
I finally understood what the handles are supposed to do. Thanks for the in-depth explanation!
the perspective tools were already pretty amazing before, but yeah, aligning two vanishing points to be on the same horizon, making parallel rulers perfectly vertical or horizontal and so on was a serious pain. great to see Krita get ever more userfriendly over time!
I've used the perspective assistant tool many times before. This tool is one of the reasons I LOVE Krita!!
Never even knew that perspective guidelines were a thing in Krita, but I am so happy that I know it is now. Super helpful!
As a new artist, I just wanna say a huuuuge thanks to you guy's. In less than a week, I have been able to make some pretty amazing stuff, from within your software. All I did was pick up a 50 dollar tablet, and downloaded your software, and that's all I needed.
I was struggling a lot trying to understand how the tool worked, this helped immensely. Thanks.
I have been teaching my son 2 and 3 point perspective and he is doing very well with traditional tools so it's very nice to see a free program that allows fast experimentation of theory Thank you for the video!
11:15 OOOOHH!!! These handles always go crazy every time i missclick i get it now! The tips at the end are excellent! Thanks Ramón!
Thanks, same on me untill i studied and watched Wolthera using them. //RM
Very good tutorial! I really liked the tip to use Shift to constrain vertically a parralal ruler. I had no idea this was working. 👍
Hi, mate. Thanks for your comment, yes i am always learning new things too. ;) //RM
I've been drawing for a long time, and using krita for a while, and I didn't know about this tool, or how to use a measure points. The more you know! Thanks!
this is amazing, not only for understanding the assistant tool but for understanding perspective better in general. thank you very much, cheers!
I saw this video of Ramon's when it was first released and thought "meh!"
It has now suddenly become a life saver!!! THANK YOU RAMON!!!!
That tip for doing thirds, I wish I'd learned it so long ago
There are lot of things to be learnt about perspective :) Thanks //RM
This is really helpful. Super glad I found this channel!
Immensely powerful. Great job Ramon!
Great presentation and great tools by the developers!
Very instructive, especially the part about dividing. Thank you.
Thanks, What more would you be interested in? i listen
@@KritaOrgPainting It would be interesting to learn more about constructing shadows using Krita. In particular, shadows that fall away from the viewer, i.e. when the sun is behind the viewer.
Very useful, many thanks!!
this tool is AMAZING
Thanks Ramon! And thanks Krita team!
I know there is the wrong place for that, but let me see if you agree:
1- each instance of the assitant tool - I mean each vanish point, each elipse, each parallel ruler, each...) should have one different collors by default, because at the end you "always" change the "default" gray collor.
2- the "horizon line" of the assitant could have a thiker stroke than the rest of the lines
3- each handle could be different, like one filled another outlined because they have different functions, make sense they appear different too. The same for all kind of assistant tool.
I know this is useful only for begginers (like me) but it could make Krita even more friendly for new users.
Thanks a lot for the feedback. Could you share these ideas in krita-artists.org? this way all the Krita team can see them and analize them if needed. You tube comments for that purpose is complex and Krita values a lot that community behavior :) Oh! and we are all beginners in some point ;) //RM
......in school it was a hard one .......krita give me old memories back too lol. Love it !
This is incredibly useful. I still suffering a lot to get spatial awareness with my Drawing Tablet (it does not has screen), and learning perspective on it is a nightmare since is hard to connect two points with the brush.
This tool really help a lot, thank you very much Krita Team \o.
That was a terrific tutorial, thank you Ramón! :^)
Asombroso. Krita me sorprende cada vez que aprendo más sobre él. Gracias a todos los que hacen que esto sea maravilloso.
Gracias a toda la comunidad que apoya Krita, vamos creciendo. Seguid así por favor también //RM
This is a truly wonderful feature and works great once you change the snapping shortcut as you show. Great to draw along as the grid tracks the brush too, literally a whole new dimension :)
Thanks for the video! I read the docs and I was having a tough time visualizing what should be happening.
I LOVE Krita so far, been playing around with it for about a month and there are so many great features to it! I feel like it's much, much better suited for drawing and painting than Photoshop is. The way pallettes work, the brush engine and tagging brushes, the pop-up pallette...it's got so many great features. And animation is a huge plus, too!
Thanks for your warm feedback, be sure the team appreciates comments like yours.
😚//RM
So useful, I learned a lot. Thanks !
Wow! Thank you for this video. I have been struggling and putting aside a drawing for weeks because of a perspective issue, this will help me as I slowly work thru all the information ☺ I do wish I had a larger screen to see the options you select more clearly, but experimenting is helping me figure it out. Thanks again. Very useful, clear, and intense information.
Obrigado Krita Team. Tutorial muito da hora!
Great video! Thank you Ramon and the Krita team for all your hard work!
Very instructive video, Ramón. I loved it.
Thanks for the helpful tutorial. The trick to divide into n parts is really cool!
Thank you for the lesson. Please go deeper into perspective.
I was a long time wondering how to use those vanishing point handles, so thank you for taking the time to explain it all in detail, also the divide sections trick, so simply demonstrated, Krita has tools but we don't often have enough explanations of them because the user base is still smaller than other apps.
perspective is super important
So helpful! Thank you thank you!
wow... useful as always... thank you! 14:49 made my mind-blow... I'm so embarrassed I didn't figure that one out earlier xD
Perspective is always hidden new secrets, fortunately Arquitects were there before :O //RM
you dont just figure this out , its something you learn (or not) from a good book or in school
yo, this is so useful. Never knew this exists lol. Thank you
As always, Thank you for the videos! I'm glued to them!
Glad you like them! i am glued to all your comments too who gives a good or constructive feedback //RM
This really does help. A year or so ago I started creating art in the digital format and the first and only program I have used is Krita.
I have mostly done a lot of portrait work and some full body character work, and a couple of logos, but have yet to delve into actually creating backgrounds or buildings, but I have really wanted to give it a try and these instructions are really going to help make it less challenging.
Awesome, if you can create now better Artwork. Thanks and don't forget to show us when finished in Krita-artists.org //RM
Great demo, clearly knows what he is talking about and how to pass on the information 💯
the best tutorial of perspective I ever watched. thanks a lot, so helpful
wow, i think that is huge due the amount of info already published, but thanks //RM
This video is so good! THANK YOU SO MUCH
Glad it was helpful! //RM
Big thanks for this video, I have been making extensive use of the perspective tools of late because one of my year end goals has been to really learn perspective in great depth. I didn't know you could align the VP assistance with the guides so I've been eyeballing it all this time😂. I also had no idea of what those handles did. Really thanks for this because I don't think any of this is documented in the manual, unless I some how missed it.
Glad it was helpful! remember you can lock the guides too, but assistant is still snapping to. Krita has lot of things to be shown yet. The manual is great docs.krita.org/en/user_manual/painting_with_assistants.html enjoy it //RM
Love it! I do think more would be good. In particular, combining vanishing points with the perspective grids, as well as making the perspective influence for brushes work with vanishing points.
Otherwise, it's great!
Great suggestion! i will share in the next Krita meetting. Thanks //RM
It's like an incredible reference book! love it!
WONDERFULL JOB!
I think your videos are getting better and better!
Thanks a lot, is not easy to surprise the audience and be useful. //RM
A brilliant tutorial. Thank you. More perspective tips and tricks in the future please.
Thanks a lot. I am seeing if this is generating enough interest in he community. For now i see is more than expected //RM
Wonderful tuto ! I actually am very interested in perspective, especially complex curvilinear one (4, 5, 6 vanishing points). I certainly would be glad to see a tutorial, here, on the subject.
Great suggestion!
The tips were very helpful. Especially I like the one with the far away vanishing point in the height, but it was hard to pick the best tip. All of them very good. Thx a lot!
Glad it was helpful! for me this was one of the goals. Thanks //RM
Thanks so much for making this tutorial! I didnt know that krita has a vantage point tool ❤️
Great. Thank you for the video.
Those dividing tools, remind me to architecture class 😄
Fantastic tool and explenation! thank you so much!
Awesome! Would love to see a video on using these ruler tools in a video version of the "perspective projection" articles on the Krita docs! Looks like magic...
I take note of that idea. Thanks //RM
@14:39 You can also draw a front perspective rectangle divided as you wish, then use the "Transform Layer or Selection" tool to 3D rotate it against the wall in perspective.
I find it faster to draw it straight on and move it like this. Particularly for a sketch layer.
Great and very useful tutorial. You've actually put perspective tool in perspective ;-)
i write this, because if i make a second video i would like to use it as a joke quoting you ;) //RM
I like seeing this program having tutorials and upcoming FREE updates
I have photoshop installed , but i'd rather use Krita because
1)unlike photoshop which was originally made to edit photos , Krita was made for drawing
2) Krita has animation , and i like animating
3) the white plant-girl splash art for Krita is enough to make me choose it over other apps xD
I bought a drawing tablet yesterday , and i barely know how to hold it's pen or anything in art but i want to learn how to draw characters in order to write and publish FREE educational stories in the future as a hobby , and i think Krita is easier and is best choice for my simple non-advanced needs
Thank you. I just learned something new today 😃
Good! if you multiply by 365 then you are learning a lot each year ;) //RM
Thank you so much. New to Krita and this helped so much!
Thanks! This was really helpful
Glad it helped!
Finally! I found that tutor :) And.... I think, that would be cool if you make video about snapping tools in Krita (for object movements) :)
Thanks for the idea! i can ask for that in the next meeting. ;) who knows. //RM
Nice feature, thank you so much
I use Carapace software to find the vanishing point when they are to far. Thanks for showing me that Krita can do the same with these handles 😅
Excellent video as always
Glad to help, and thanks //RM
Thanks! this was very helpfull! :D
MY GOSH AMAZING!!! Now do scenarios is sooo much easy THANK YOU!
I was using Maya to block the pespective to draw in photoshop, with this iin Krita s so much better!
Happy to hear that. //RM
nice job
pretty easy pretty fast XD .. great channel!
Thanks! yep i repeat a lot that because i came from old days in digital painting where everything was pretty complicated, pretty slow ;) //RM
🤯 Useful! Thanks!
Another great video! I get all tangled up in perspective guides. Will you do some interior perspective vids too? My worst problem is getting realistic guides
I take note odf that idea, thanks //RM
Ive been using Krita since 2018 and.. not gonna lie- i didn't know it had a perspective tool built in. Heck I didn't realize you could use the ruler to draw straight lines. I thought it just gave you measurements.
I have the latest version but I don't have both tools on my catalogue
Thank you! Very very useful!
Thanks for this very useful video! The piece of advice on how to perfectly align two vanishing points on the same line was new to me. Great! But I wonder, why can't Krita automatically create a horizon line if there are >2 vanishing points...
hmmm interesting, i will ask about it. //RM
Omg thank you so much !! This is so helpful ahh
Brilliant! Thank you.
THANK YOU!!!! So helpful :)
krita has become my tool of choice over photoshop. i don't miss PS one bit!
this is really cool!
Love Krita!
Thank you!
It is excellent! I love this software!
15:07 hello! Very good tricks! How do you divide the measurement line into 5 equal parts? That is not explained. Thank you
In this case was by sight. But you can use a ruler with segments. is another type of assistant available in Krita 5.1.5 //RM
in modern Krita, your forced to do 2 point perspective, what happened to one point perspective?
Go your tool options when you click on assistant tool under add you can change the types you one. in your case change it to vanishing point
Krita is a great tools for animation,illustration but its kinda tricky to use it because the tutorial is not much in youtube.
Thanks. Really Helpful.♥♥♥. I Promise I would donate to you in the future.
So nice of you. We know times are hard, Meanwhile you can paint for free with a powerful software. Enjoy it //RM
Wow
I cant find it, help me please. This is so necessarily a must-have, and now i have a reason for myself why i shouldn't spend money on other programs.
look how the icon changed time ago. docs.krita.org/en/reference_manual/tools/assistant.html is like a circle with diagonal aiming the center or circle. That change was morivated because Krita is growing
Helo! I really like this program and its work, but unfortunately krita is not working well on my pc, the screen is white. Please, can anyone help me?
Please consider re-doing this for Krita version 5, or at least creating a short patch for what exactly to do to get the tool to work as intended? I tried to follow what you said here, maybe I'm too ignorant but the tool seems to work differently? I probably just haven't learned enough yet. I'll come back another time.
What do you feel is not working? Show me the time stamp please. //RM
@@KritaOrgPainting it is not a question of what isn't working in your video, it is that the tool behaves differently in version 5 to the point that I cannot understand how to follow along at all with the steps in your tutorial. However. When I was seeking how to explain my problem, I found that the solution is explained by another video you already made, this one. ua-cam.com/video/2VhwSFMmFNs/v-deo.html&ab_channel=Krita Maybe if you just made a note in your comments that users of Krita 5 should look at this other video? This all started for me because I was searching for Krita tutorialson how to draw buildings or architecture. I appreciate that you have made so many tutorials and will be looking at the other one, thank you!
good tip. //RM
Hi to all!
Has anyone faced with a problem when you use the assistant tool and you cannot zoom in? It seems like the canvas is just being covered with an additional non-transparent black layer so you can not see what's going on behind it. This black "layer" disappears when you zoom out to 50% or less. Can anyone help? (I doubt it's a hardware issue, NVIDIA RTX 2060 should handle with such calculations easily)
I'd be grateful if someone could share the solution.
super
i cant see the lines coming out of the grid, wheres the issue?
thx
I wish the horizon line was much clearer with these assistants.
Is there the shape builder tool in krita
🥳
I have no idea how to use ruler to make line with exact angle to other line... :D plz help
You need to use the Assistants. pasteall.org/pic/79497ec73f6746ef9def1d5890891c18 //RM
When i use the shift key the vanishing point doesn't attach to the horizon guide, I also can't do the straight line, any tip?
it attaches when you drag the point itself, and it is without the shift key. see 3:24