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Greetings everyone, Eric here, and welcome back to another video. I literally just threw OBS up and was like, no, I need to record this. This is Lazy Nezumi Pro. I am just now learning about this software scripting thing. I don't know why no one ever told me about it. I don't know how old it is. I don't even care. This is an amazing, amazing tool if you're an artist. So what this is, it is a separate software plug-in type thing. As you can see here, I have it open over here, and it's always on top, whatever you're working on. It is effectively a tool that allows you to have more refined control over your brush or your mouse to do certain things, and it has a bunch of different presets, and it allows you to do cool things. You can see here it's showing it kind of in action right here. That little red thing is the tool doing its job. So yeah, Lazy Nezumi Pro is a Windows app that helps you draw smooth, beautiful lines with your mouse or pen tablet. It adds stabilizers, rulers, and scripting to your favorite art programs, including Photoshop, Illustrator, Flash, Clip Studio, Psy, and many others. I even hear people talking about Krita, and I believe it can work with almost any drawing software because of the way it works. It’s just controlling your mouse effectively. But yeah, the why do I need this? It doesn't matter, you need this. It's got a free trial which you can download here for 15 days use. You can also buy it for 30. Now at first I was like, oh man, 30 dollars for just software, man, that seems a bit high until I actually tested it and I was like, oh, that's why. So this thing can do so many things, but instead of just talking, I'm just going to show you. So I got Clip Studio Paint open right now. I have a simple 512 by 512 pixel image. This is what I use for like doing some basic stuff for pixel art portraits. This is how I kind of do my basic stuff. But anyway, doesn't matter, we're going to show you what this thing can actually do now. Right now it's just set to subtle smoothing, which on its own doesn't do a ton. It's going to be a very subtle smoothing tool, so you're not really going to notice it that much. So I'm actually going to switch over to one of the other smoothing. Let's see, so let's go to smoothing massive. Now let's see if this actually, I haven't actually tried this one. Now you can see what it's doing. You see that little green pull bar in the center here? Let me actually, let's see if I can zoom in. Yeah, you can see it because of the black now, but you can see what it's doing is it's actually smoothing out my brushwork. And as you can see, it's independent of the software, which is really great. So you can see here it's trying to smooth out my brush, which is amazing. Oh, here we go, pulled Saul. But here's another weird thing you can do. Do you see what it's doing right now? Yes, that is amazing. It can actually have scripting built in. As you can see here, here's the scripting, and you can change what the scripting is doing. And in this one, it is creating a sawtooth. So let's say you're doing that. Now it won't do it if you're doing stuff like that, so you actually do have the drag, but look at that, it allows you to do sawteeth. Like that's amazing. And as you can see, the distance I am changes the effectiveness because it's just doing a script based on your screen. So the more I zoom in, the more the effect gets subtle because it's doing it based on my screen. So if I do it from like here, see? Isn't that really cool? That is so cool. It’s got all kinds of like a pull sigmund, which is doing kind of a curve pattern, sine, so it does a little bit more of like a sine pattern, pulled square, so it can do patterns like that. But it actually has even more functionality. It has rulers, and it has, okay, here's something really cool, Bezier curves. Look at this. Okay, so this is actually affecting my mouse right now. So watch, like I can't move my mouse outside of this thing, and I'm literally just using a mouse. I'm not using a tablet right now. But look at that. Look how easy it is to just create like Bezier curves and stuff. And look how the Bezier curve affects based on how far away from the middle part, which you can move by just doing this. And you can move that, move that there, move that, move that here if you wanted to. And then you can just do that. And then as you can see here, as I hold Ctrl, I can move the whole curve around. And you can do that at any point. You move the whole curve by holding Ctrl. If you hold Alt, it changes the tool. Now for this, it still moves this point wherever, but for these two, it allows you to rotate based on the other thing. So you can do that, and then you can hold Ctrl to move the whole curve, and now you have a different place for it. And boom, you can just do that. That is amazing. But you can also slide it along the axis, the axis. Like tell me that isn't just so cool. Like I don't know if I'm the only one having a freakout moment here, but this is amazing because it can do so much more. This tool is so amazing. All right, so now right now it's like here. I don't know if there's like a way from, oh, there we go. Yes, you can change the destination. Okay, so I can click over here to kind of switch where its starting point is. So now here's its starting point. So let's go kind of down here and watch. See how it's following it no matter what? Now watch what happens when I let go. Isn't that cool? It's now connected to the center of this line. That's freaking cool. And you can obviously change the center point wherever it wants. So let's say I do it there and then I go like here. Isn't that cool? That's just, I just find that super cool. And you can see you can also do it like this, and it'll go to wherever you click and automatically connect the lines, even if I'm not holding that button. So I don't know, like I just find this super cool, and you can just do stuff like that. It's just, I don't know, I just find that's so cool. And you can even have it so it stops at the connecting point and stuff like that. Let me show you another thing. Oh, so you can do ellipse tools. Isn't this freaking amazing? You can do ellipse tools. It even tells you the degree of where your starting point is. But watch this. Okay, so I have it set to saw blade. Tell me that isn't freaking amazing. Like I can't be the only one freaking out over this. Like that is amazing. That is so cool. And that's not even like the coolest part. Like there's so many other things you can just do a regular ellipse if you want. Like if you want a regular ellipse tool, you can just do that and boom, a perfect ellipse, elliptic tool like that. That is insane. Like I get that you can just do that stuff by, I can just hit like, you know, ellipse tool and then I can just do that and it'll work perfectly no matter what. But just the idea that it'll just do that for me while I'm in my brush tool is amazing. And you can just switch to anything. Oh, here we go, fish eyelash. Oh my God, do you freaking see what that is doing right now? It is doing a fish-eye lens. That is amazing. Like that is amazing. Oh my God, like you can't tell me that that isn't cool that you can just do stuff like that. You could do perspective. Oh, what's this? Parallel lines. Oh, that is actually really cool. Oh, and then you just hold shift to change the, oh my gosh, that is amazing. Like that is freaking cool. Like that means you don't have to use your software stuff. Let's say you're using software that's not like amazing with these kinds of tools. You can just use this in every single one of them, all of them, doesn't matter. Ooh, isometric. Really? Are you? Oh my God, that is freaking cool. All right, again, some of you might not understand the coolness of this, but oh, I just hope you guys are getting as freaking weird or like freaked out as I am because this is just amazing to me. It even has a perspective tool. That is amazing. You can do that. You can do that like it just, it just does it for.
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