Author wengee Come on! Come on!! Site A MapleFish Title Re: [Transcription]Re: [ANSI] flower Time Sat May 1 14:02:31 2010 Quote from HoshinoAya Say Goodbye > To make up for the vomiting caused by drinking yesterday, I guess no one wants to watch it. If you don’t like it, don’t watch it. Vodka cc lemon bar XD But here are two points: 1. Whether the image is transferred by program 2. Is it necessary to attach original pictures or indicate The first one simply defines the scope too much, even if it is not rotated. It can also be said that different image sizes produce different results. If the image size is correct, the results will be different due to the blurriness of the image. This can be another argument. What is it? It is obviously difficult to determine the standard. We also need to deliberately find some "similar" features in the picture, not most features. What if I say you are dishonest and do not admit that you have converted? It means you have not converted. Should we really say that he "argues for reasons" or "just for the sake of it"? Secondly, I don’t think all of his works are marked in this way. a. Animation, you can tell at a glance which work it is drawn from. Do you need to attach it? b. I think I don’t look like drawing characters, so I’m embarrassed to mark the names of the characters, so why not? I’m talking about me XD c. Only for-profit drawings have to be considered "original". Are you prepared to sell them to people when you draw them? Moreover, the tools used for color blocks are completely different from those used for the original drawing. It can be said to be "sketching" at best. in conclusion: Come on, there is already a twilight zone between these two points. It's like a game of Wushuang. If you win, you'll have a lot of wisdom. This way you can be the leader of the world, right? XD It’s so infuriating and funny to see the whole discussion thread. The program was originally designed to be "convenient for people who can't draw and need it". Someone who can draw is said to need to use him, it’s really ooxxoo and ooxxoo. . "