Hello everyone, this time I want to share quickly how to use the perspective ruler correctly and not generate the confusion of the horizon line automatically generated by Clip Studio, so I start with this little TIP.

I hope you like it and help you!

Tool and sub tool selection

First we go to the "Ruler" tool section

Later we select the sub tool "Perspective Ruler"

add vanishing point

We make sure that "add vanishing point" is selected by default and then we are also going to uncheck the box "change perspective drawing method" otherwise it will generate more complex automations that we do not want at this moment and thus we will have freedom by making the fugues wherever we want.

Fugando

Once we have this, we begin to build our vanishing point(s)! Let's go there!

 

We will do it as follows:

We trace the diagonals in one movement taking our lines from the bottom up with our pencil on our tablet, in this case heading towards Where we are going to escape, We will escape to 1 Vanishing Point directly thinking that the horizon line is going to be generated by the program according to our perspective like this:

 

 

In the video you can probably understand better what I mean! go see it!

Add guide to build

Finally, to carry out our perspective at 2 vanishing points or even 3 to generate more complex shapes, we carry out the same procedure in the movement, thinking about where we are going to vanish by tracing the diagonals, for example:

In this case, this construction that I quickly made to 3 vanishing points. But first let's make sure that the box "change perspective drawing method" is checked again

In this way we draw the diagonals from bottom to top and from top to bottom, starting in an orderly fashion from the first vanishing point, whether on one side or the other. Then, we go to the next box:

We change "Add guide" and this makes the additional lines to be created quickly where we need to draw, in this way

I marked the guide line in Violet So you can see it, so Clip Studio only generates the guide lines where we need them, cool isn't it? he he

Finally, when we don't want the program to detect the perspective as a rule to make details or generate other shapes within the perspective, we simply hide it

By clicking here.

So Clip Studio stops detecting the ruler and voila..... We finally have a quick basic perspective build.

This is how we end this article, I hope it helps you and gives you a guide.

 

Thanks for watching and reading!