Drag and Drop

[oswaldopullen]

Firs of all, I do not have a good English. Thus, it´s not ease to explain my self. Let´s try:
I want to use ArtRage to draw comics. I am using Photoshop to do it. But it is not good for tracing (doing a trace).
ArtRage is perfect!
But I need some feature to copy and/or move portions of the image I am drawing, and I don't know how to mark and move or copy/paste it.
Is there any way to do it with ArtRage?
Regards from Brazil!
Oswaldo Pullen
p.s. I publish daily my comics at Internet (www.oswaldopullen.com/html/tirinhas.html)

[justG]

Hi Oswaldo. I think you're referring to the "Marquee" tool (the dotted rectangle/circle in Photoshop), or the "Lasso" which allows you to make selections, ya? I don't think ArtRage provides such functionality (yet). I thought of some way to do it in AR, but when I tried it, it was so much trouble that I'm not sure it's worth mentioning it. It really would just be easier, at this point, to rely on another application to accomplish that. Of course, my experience is severely limited, and some of our resident animators might have some ideas for a workaround.

- Gita

[oswaldopullen]

I'll wait for some solution...
Oswaldo

[DaveRage]

Hi Oswald!

ArtRage doesn't have the ability to copy / paste / move elements of paintings at this point I'm afraid so I'd have to agree, your best bet would be to use another application for this.