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Fixed a bug that prevented package files created on Windows from being installed on Mac OS X.

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Fixed a bug that prevented the app recognising 32 bit Photoshop plugins when in 32 bit mode on Windows.Fixed a bug that caused the rotational component of live tilted pencils to adjust based on stroke direction on OS X, causing darker edges of tilted strokes to shift sides based on stroke angle rather than pen angle.

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Fixed a bug that caused save to fail when running ArtRage on Mac OS X in a language other than English that ArtRage supports natively (FR, DE, NL, ES, JA, RU).

Please do not turn this preference on if you are not sure that you are using a 2-in-1 device. Important Note: Due to the way 2-in-1 switching is handled by Windows, devices that do not support it (including desktop computers) report to applications that they are always in Tablet mode. This preference is turned off by default. When a compatible device switches to Tablet mode, ArtRage increases the scale of its user interface slightly to aid touch accessibility. ArtRage can be set to respond when compatible devices switch between desktop/tablet mode by turning on the 2-in-1 preference in the Advanced section of the Preferences Panel. In general these devices are tablet devices with a docking system, or laptop devices with the ability to switch to tablet mode. Windows 2-in-1 Support: ArtRage 4.5.4 includes support for Windows devices that include a ‘2-in-1’ switch.

Updated OS X build settings to restore 32-bit functionality to the application.

Fixed a crash that could occur if a document with a damaged reference image entry was loaded and the references panel opened.

Fixed a bug that prevented canvas presets clearing Paper Patterns if they did not contain one themselves.

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Fixed a problem that could make the preview area in adjustment dialogues undraggable on devices that have specific combinations of Wacom drivers and Realtime Stylus input.

unless I decide to zoom in or out, of course. I have been, however, using ArtRage presets (because I have yet to read the users manual) and, while working with the canvas onscreen, I usually keep the magnification such that the painting area is about 8 x 6 inches.

Before working on a painting, you can change the size as well as the number of pixels per inch. In reply to your question about the size of these paintings. I'm attaching version #2 (below), thinking it might be better to just begin a new painting. Don't know if those details improve Grandma's Scrapbag or not. My question is - are these really this small? Because what if an experiment develops into something genius? At this size it couldn't be printed at any decent quality, not submitted to a competition, not be a book cover, etc.And by the time you find you love it it's too late.Īfter reading your comment, I added details to some of the swatches. The great thing about digital art is that you can work on a copy and never screw up the original. The composition, being centered like that, is a little static. The scrap bag feels like a nice beginning and could really sing if the swatches had some details.

Why not give ArtRage a test-run, Rick? Free demo available at the following link: Perhaps my latest experiment, Grandma's Scrapbag-a piece of "art" created last night using the Paint Roller tool from ArtRage-might be more compelling? I purchased the software and have been experimenting with its various features for approximately three weeks. I played around with the free demo for two days and was hooked.

Anyone experimenting with the ArtRage digital painting program, however, might find it interesting to see how the Confetti tool might be used to create the illusion of foliage.įWIW: Until someone on Facebook recommended it, I had never heard of ArtRage. much less messy than the "real" thing and, of course, there were no fumes from turp and linseed oil to aggravate ye olde COPD.Īs for the image of a commodity landscape not being very compelling, I have to agree with you. I used the ArtRage 4.5 software to "paint" the picture on my laptop with a mouse.