I'm broke so I can't pay CSP.I find Krita very hard to use and understand (I tried)I just wanted to know if Pirated CSP is similar as CSP, in a sens that I can used Pirated CSP to the full extent with no limitation or issues, as if I payed for the "Normal" CSPIs CSP, begginer friendly for digital artist ?
>>8005286I think you're going to have problems between the chair and the keyboard, regardless of whether your program is pirated or not.
>>8005286>in a sens that I can used Pirated CSP to the full extent with no limitation or issuesYeah, the only exception is that you cant update it, so you need to pirate any new update if you want to be up to date
>he thinks CSP might be easier than Krita
>>8005286>I'm broke so I can't pay CSP.wait for a sale.>I find Krita very hard to use and understand (I tried)yes, krita is needlessly weird (no dedicated eraser? wtf)>I just wanted to know if Pirated CSP is similar as CSP, in a sens that I can used Pirated CSP to the full extent with no limitation or issues, as if I payed for the "Normal" CSPyes, you can. you can even log in and download materials and everything as normal.>Is CSP, begginer friendly for digital artist ?more than krita. stop being a nigger, download it now then buy it (on sale). it's not overpriced like competitors and is very good.
>>8005286Pirated CSP is exactly the same as normal CSP only you have to enter a password every day confirming that you understand it's pirated. There's another crack but the cracker keeps messing up.
>>8005286In your case, it's better to use Paint Tool SAI
>>8005719depends of the cracked version, most doesn't have that and are perfectly working if you aim for a portable version, but even pirated it's a waste of time. You wanna WORK? Get Krita or some pirated Adobe CS. Any version as long it's a CS. CS5-6 are 64bit.
>>8005286Random question what price would you pay for an application like Clip Studio Paint?
>>8005808Just found out CS Photoshop needs you to make an Adobe account to use even when pirated while CC Photoshop doesn'tGuess I'll just never use it.
im a W7god and csp isn't updating for this version anymore, im using a pirated version and i have never had any troubles it's the EX version, but some newer brushes and material don't work well cus they are using some new tools for the newer versions for w11+
>>80058141 dolar
>>8005293Which is completely fine since csp updates barely matters nowadays. You could just stay on V3 and most of the new updates barely have much improvement
>>8005719There's a patch to remove that. When someone had posted a cracked version of csp 5 a couple months ago they had included both the cracked version with the password requirement and then a patch that removes it
>>8005814Why? You want to vibe-code a replacement? Get real.
>>8005814150 tops for the ex version. A lot of their features are just bloat. The fact they've pivoted to a subscription model however makes me want to knock off 100 so I'd only pay 50 for it. The largest value comes from their community assets
>>8005710Ever since they implemented that nightmare of a flowchart on how to update (buy every version if you're more than 1 version behind, goy!) and Adobe subscription models it's the morally correct choice or pirate it.
>>8005286Yes. Just pirate it and see how you like it. Then just buy EX 5.0 perpetual and never look back. I think until they introduce multithreaded GPU and CPU performance in the brushes like PS then it's not going to feel any better at high brush sizes but if you work around 4K with low brush sizes the software is very smooth and fast compared to other software.
>>8005286I wish CSP had a few things like better brush performance at large brushes sizes-500px to 1500 px.I also think compared to Photoshop it's missing: 1) Auto snap detection for aligning things on the canvas based on centerlines, tops or bottoms of shapes2) Layer styles such as drop shadow, gradient map fill, inner glow, outer glow, etc...3) Make the mesh transformation feature more like Photoshop's with smoother curving with bezier curve handles and ability to immediately transform without having to deselect or fully exit out of the transformation4) Better control of text with kerning, spacing and being able to make it warp along common patterns used in commercial applications (arc, circle etc)5) Better perspective grid tool that doesn't immediately flood the whole canvas with the grird/ruler and the option to "crop" it within a frame without having to use their annoying frame tool. I also would love to see them change their grid view options to be more like Sketchbook pro's where it fills up the selected areas completely instead of being a small "slice". The current perspective rulers are kinda clunky and unintuitive for me compared to other softwares.Optionally I would love a Draw pile feature where I can "share" a canvas to a server connected to my CSP account and invite and kick people to draw on live canvases with multiple users drawing simultaneously at once.If they could implement all of these features (which they very easily could) I wouldn't have to keep PS CC2019 and Drawpile for all of those specific use cases and there would be very little reason to use anything else.
>>8005286It's the same but you won't be able to access the store to get brushes.
>>8008131ps has a perspective grid? if it does, how many points does it support and can it go fisheye? I ask because I have ps and I was not aware of this at all
>>8008135Photoshop has no perspective tools. You have to use an external program or draw it yourself. I guess that anon was just complaining about CSP for number 5.
>>8008135you dont need perspective tools just map it like traditional
>>8008469ah rip>>8008478I don't really map them out like this if I do focus on perspective, just some guiding lines and my own internal sense of perspective. However, it's one of those things where if it does have it, it'd be pretty convenient. I use both and csp's perspective grid has always been neat to play with for setting up and visualizing some more unique angles
>>8005286>csp threadHas anybody got this working flawlessly on Linux?
>>8008469>>8008135It does actually. You can create grids using the polygon tool or the vanishing point filter. The filter you can even rotate shapes along the flat planes you create and it will rotate perfectly in perspective , allowing you to add floorplans and rotated boxes more easily before you rasterize the grid on a new layer for constructing your scene. Most of the time I use the polygon star method, though.https://youtu.be/upxBGNcryRs?is=ic7V2Y8B8kxi52J4https://youtu.be/w5aMceFycN4?is=eEkCoN-BGbU_Fiwu
>>8011585I mean, that practically falls under "draw it yourself" for me, there are so many steps.
>>8005710>buy itNo thanks kike, specially if buying isn´t owning
>>8007036That's not a patch. That's Marioze's version just updated to the new version. Marioze hasn't bothered to update their version and their version has a huge amount of bugs
>>8005719Just create an ahk script that auto inputs it and give it the csp icon.
>>8012304I mean I can do it traditionally too, but actually drawing the lines and creating measuring points everytime isn't as fast as creating a vanishing point grid or a the polygon stars once you setup hotkeys etc. The fastest and most responsive method would definitely be Magma or Autodesk sketchbook's tools
