This way you at least get your pic out for the time being.Īlso waifux2 can fix up drawings sometimes (remove noise). I would remove any overlays in the program itself (gridlines and such) then take a screenshot (print screen button on keyboard), then paste the screenshot into a program like Photoshop and and crop/cut out the pic from the pasted screenshot. No answers? Well I don't know your program but while you're learning how to export it properly: I'm also pretty new to digital art and firealpaca as a whole, so maybe there's something I'm missing? Other great apps like FireAlpaca are Krita, Adobe Photoshop, Paint.NET and Photopea. The best alternative is GIMP, which is both free and Open Source.

My laptop itself is brand new, so I don't think that has anything to do with it. There are more than 100 alternatives to FireAlpaca for a variety of platforms, including Windows, Mac, Linux, Android and Android Tablet. I did try to slide the 'quality' bar to 100 when you select export > jpeg, and tried it as a regular png file as well but it still looks awful. Now there should be a button Select > Layer to selection (The one on the very bottom) which produces a selection from the layer area - On changing the active layer, the selection remains the same.I'm using firealpaca for all of my drawing, and for some reason the picture quality comes out like shit every time I finish and save it, but when I'm actually in the app the quality looks fine.

To install it, put the *.scm file in your gimp scripts folder ( %APPDATA%/.gimp-/scripts), and restart gimp. I found 2 different plugins from Pedro Gimeno Fortea and Kevin Brubeck Unhammer (I only tested the one from Kevin Brubeck Unhammer beacause it seems to be newer (2012)). Make it native with a plugin: If there is transparency a plugin does the job.Workaround: If the layers does not contain transparency you can right-click on the layer in the layers dialog ( ), and press 'Alpha to Selection' - On changing the active layer, the selection remains the same.It seems that there is no native way to do this, as the 'Select All' feature makes a selection over the whole image area, resulting in an layer sized selection whenever you change the active layer.

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