OpenToonz Tutorial: Filling Vectors

[@FedeDragon_]

wow I can't believe it took me so long to find this tutorial, I've always needed it

[@MrBrendev1]

I've been looking through videos for the answer to this problem. I'm so glad I finally came across your video. 10 videos later and yours finally answer this simple question

[@fairlyf3ral]

a million times thank you. i was about to lose my mind this saved me

[@mekkanix]

Thank you so much for the solution to this problem I've been having with practically every vector drawing I've tried to make in opentoonz! I just started using opentoonz, and I've been searching for a week for advice about this. When I was trying this on a character, it worked partially, but one of the things that was contributing the most to this problem was drawing on too small a scale. So I scaled up the drawing until it no longer triggered gap check, filled it, and then scaled it back down.

[@0pride809]

Awesome vid dude, no one else covered it like you

[@schtive81]

Thumbs up! This helps me a lot on a project I am working on. The vector fill was driving me crazy!

[@AllergicToBS-89]

Thanks a bunch bud, this filling thing was driving me bonkers. Saved me the hassle.

[@SOXAvisual]

Brilliant tutorial, cheers

[@Shrijo.playlists]

Thank you so much! The cut&paste to raster level and back really worked its magic! :)

[@ReinWitch]

you, my friend are a lifesaver

[@alanlacey9437]

What an amazing workaround, however did you discover it? Opentoonz is such a great programme we certainly have to thank all the developers for such a wonderful achievement

[@chillinc5158]

And its the best free software in the market

[@_BangDroid_]

Mate, you're a legend!

[@lixxer10135]

really thank you bro. it helps me a lot

[@unao3637]

@ 9:10 Genius! Wow. Thank you!

[@jacobpod9727]

Lol the background noise just kept getting louder. Doesn't really bother me though thanks for this tut no one else really explained this that I searched this is so useful.

[@misy4ru3]

thanks! this really helpful

[@Rover259Wild]

It really worked, but I'm not sure why it won't do the same in tahoma2d.

[@JasonSydejkowx]

THANK YOU! I nearly stopped using this program because of the fill issues. This'll help out quite a bit.

[@SkepticOptimistic]

YOU ARE AWESOME!!!!

[@neoeligar]

Thank you so much for this video I don't know what I would've done without it! Btw, does anyone else's Opentoonz crash after setting the dpi to 600 or higher like mine?

[@AllergicToBS-89]

mine still crashes anyways when I click on random tools, and I have the latest morevna version :/

[@etaproductions1816]

Finally, thanks!

[@heiltotheking]

it's such a shame that the fill issue still hasn't been resolved. Flash handled it much better by closing the shape as soon as the lines were intersected.

[@ritageraghty3261]

Great tut. Thx for sharing.

[@ritageraghty3261]

Just subscribed.

[@PhilRayArt]

+Rita Geraghty Thank you! Sorry about the background noise in the vid. I'll be taking care of that in later vids.

[@Raiden1116]

This software is cool, but there are some issues that Really freak me out. Hope they get fixed in new versions. Thanks for this tricks.

[@sainikhilkanchukatla193]

and you are a fcukin nice teacher ... Well teached this tutorial

[@JH-xc4ur]

What if you don't always want closed lines and still prefer to use vectors? Pretend we have a square, for simplicity sake. Let's say the outline of the square is black and the inside is filled with blue. Now let's say we want one of the four sides of the outline to blue instead of black. What do we do?

[@Cnohares]

really THANK YOU

[@adamxmada]

very useful. I was going mad trying to fill invisible gaps....

[@wandererasmr2385]

omg...THANK YOU!

[@NekoNoAme]

Thanks!

[@chadbailey7586]

thanks

[@sainikhilkanchukatla193]

just remove the fuckin' background noise dude....

[@meru_lpz]

haha computer go WHIRRRR

[@EvyDevy]

Thanks!