How 2 Canvas Node

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How to use the Canvas node in a little more detail.

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00:00 - Introduction
02:20 - Navigation
03:35 - Layers
05:56 - Undo/Redo/Clear
06:22 - Symetry Tools
06:55 - Pen/Brush Tools
07:30 - custom colors
08:38 - Incoming Images
11:10 - Quirks and issues
13:28 - Importing different size images
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Thank you. That was very interesting and I'm glad it's still developed, as we're reaching the point where even tools like Krea are becoming outclassed by comfyui! Cheers!

stephantual
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Yaaay! 2 Ferniclestix tutorials in a week! Keep up the amazing work ! <3

raphaellfms
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Just found you today and I am so happy for it, bc YOU are amazing! Keep up the good work!

ToscanoErik
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Thanks for this. Was kinda confused how to use canvas

alecubudulecu
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Great Fern, looking forward to the follow up 🙂

Clupea
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I wish I was capable of creating a custom plug-in to link the canvas to photoshop or something. This is so awesome though thank you for documenting!!

xandervera
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im trying to use canvas to paint custom RGB masks. I want to create one - then duplicate it 2 more times to have a total of rgb Mask. but when I duplicate the original it erases the content inside. when I hit edit to go in, my masterpiece is also gone. it like resets the node. i context I am alt+dragging to duplicate. any insight on how to design one and then duplicate it? does it also save the image inside the canvas with the workflow?

dkamhaji
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A good thing! But we still need a text layer 😇

mrleotheo
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Over halfway through the video, and you haven't explained WHY you'd want to use this. It appears to be just a substandard version of the old Microsoft Paint program. Why in hell would anyone want a dinky little paint program? Even at the end, all you did was bring in images. So what? Surely no one is going to try to edit an image using that nasty little interface.

CCoburn