5 Game-Changing PureRef Tips: Every Digital Artist Needs to Know

[@CarlosPrGr]

Very good tips, I have been using it for years and the truth is that it is a super necessary tool for any designer

[@JM-am-or-pm]

Great info! Thanks! When you showed the guides with the handle dots I paused the video and spent 5 minutes looking through the PureRef settings looking for them... finally unpaused and 2 seconds later you explained you added them to the images manually. Hehe.

[@SelWorks]

Dude the guides overlay tip is just genius, nice one!

Glad you find it useful!

[@Snee_3D]

Y'know, I didn't think I would learn anything here, but these tips were actually very useful. Thanks man.

cheers!

[@orafacezar]

Amazing, thank you for the tips, it really expanded my PureRef knowledge!

Great to hear you find this useful!

[@andrewherrera3d]

My favorite is the color picker and the crop function. I've been wanting to know about those. Thank you, Pablo!

no worries, glad you like it

[@SaraWildeArt]

You're the best Pablo 💝

🙏

[@thecemsation]

Color picker. Thank you 💪

[@thaylanoliscovicz9051]

Thanks! I love the second tip 🤯

[@winklerdraws]

Amazing video! Thank you so much

Glad you liked it!

[@sorcerereye]

Tremendo PureRef!!

[@gabocavallaro]

This is sooo helpfull!! thanks Pablo I searched a lot for the best way to have measure flexible guides, and all the other tips of PureRef. Amazing content as always!

glad you like it!

[@s-o-o-z]

These tips are really helpful. Thanks

Glad you like them!

[@ClaudioAbraham]

Nice!!! I didn't know the V! I was cropping and reseting cropping to crop another part! Great stuff as always Pablo!!

cheers brother! glad you like it

[@the_pointpusher]

Great video, thank you!

[@josesierra4577]

Nicccee. Tip #5 is going to save me a lot of time lol

[@_TetKaneda]

Great contribution. Great tutorial. You have my like Thank you so much. Greetings

[@ttb719]

Sos un genio!!! Que buenos consejos

[@McCloud23892]

Awesome tutorail Pablo, do you mind sharing the transparent guides you created in photoshop?

[@slamotte]

very good tips

Glad you liked it

[@sebastianbastianmixtapes]

Would love to see what you using your stream deck for besides streaming stuffs.

I use it for everything really... not so much for streaming haha. I got custom shortcuts and actions to control the lights in my studio, track my time on different projects, notion shortcuts, some specific things to save in different software, backing up files, etc.

[@darkknight4353]

@4:58 its Ctrl+ALT+G for me to turn entire images into grayscale and to simple turn 1 image the shortcut is "Alt+G"

[@louieb207]

Very nice! Would you mind sharing the Stream Deck profile?

I'm not sure how to do that haha

[@RomboutVersluijs]

They just released V2, are you going to make another video :)

yeah it is awesome! I'm already planning on an update ;)

[@eternal3lade]

Quick question, I was attempting to set up the Ctrl+T multi action shortcut on the Stream deck for PureRef but for some reason the window mover does not actually select the PureRef window. It'll seem to just skip that step and move onto ctrl+T which inside of zbrush doesn't do anything of use. Any suggestions?

There is an option to 'delay' the action. Maybe it is happening too fast so you can delay the next action so that it gives time to the step of selecting the PureRef window.

[@darkknight4353]

Out of topic question. Which software do you use for editing videos?

Premier pro and after effects

[@randalthor1955]

how to eliminate images when it gets too big?

[@stephenbrown7924]

Do you have a link to PureRef? -

This is the Link: www.pureref.com/

[@LordLuigi_Rigs]

nice

[@SharabTi]

Super useful, thanks!