识别图像至蜡笔

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模式

物体模式

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物体 ‣ 转换 ‣ 识别图像至蜡笔

The Trace Images to Grease Pencil tool traces a black and white image and generates Grease Pencil strokes. If the image is not black and white, it will be internally converted. For better results, convert the images manually to black and white. Also try to keep the resolution of the image small; high resolutions can produce very dense strokes.

用法

  1. Add an Image Empty to the scene.

  2. Run Trace Images to Grease Pencil.

选项

目标物体

The Grease Pencil object name. If left empty, a new Grease Pencil object will be created.

厚(宽)度

The thickness of the generated Grease Pencil strokes.

分辨率

Resolution of the generated Grease Pencil strokes i.e. how many control points the stroke will have. A higher resolution will preserve more detail from the original image.

比例|缩放

The object scale applied to the generated Grease Pencil object.

采样

Recreates the stroke geometry with a predefined length between points. Smaller values will require more points to recreate the stroke, while larger values will result in fewer points needed to recreate the curve. A value of 0 disables stroke sampling.

颜色阈值

Determine the Luminance threshold above which strokes are generated.

转向策略

Determines how to resolve ambiguities during decomposition of an image into paths.

黑色

Prioritizes to connect black (foreground) components.

白色

Prioritizes to connect white (background) components.

左键

Always take a left turn.

右键

Always take a right turn.

少数

Prioritizes to connect the color (black or white) that occurs least frequently in the local neighborhood of the current position.

多数

Prioritizes to connect the color (black or white) that occurs most frequently in the local neighborhood of the current position.

随机

Choose pseudo-randomly.

模式

Determines if the image being traced is a single image or image sequence.

单一

The image empty is a single image or the current frame of an image sequence.

序列

The image empty is an Image Sequence.

Start at Current Frame

When enabled, start the tracing process at the current image frame.