Sender: Soulfox Xiaoo&Linghu In the name of gorgeousness, message area: ANSI Title: Re: [Group 6] Chapter 4 Assignment by wxbioman Sending site: Sun and Moon Guanghua Thursday, August 16, 2007 19:41:59, site mail I thought you were drawing a tower, or at least a tomb or something like that. But that cigarette, the classic earthy color, and my senior brother’s usual style, I think I should guess Now what is it that you drew? Let me orz first. Wait a moment. Well, as for the homework, it should be completely in line with the requirements of the exercises, that is, there are three Angle, a quadrilateral and a polygon combined, eh However, I am a sharp-edged person and would like to make some suggestions. Is it possible to practice more triangles and polygons? Drawing methods, big or small, or even try using these diagonal straight lines to draw an effect close to a circle. If this will lay a solid foundation for your line drawing, hehe, don’t blame me for standing Talking without backache It doesn’t matter if you don’t remember the color code clearly enough. You will gradually become familiar with it. In fact, I often The color codes are mixed up. It may be because ae is usually used. I made a mistake and used esc c to view it. If you make a mistake, just correct it and it will be fine. There is no need to worry about it. As for the characters that are not familiar to you. Of course, this is also a long-term process. The more you draw, the more you will become familiar with it. In fact, I am also good at calligraphy. I am not very familiar with the characters. Please give it a try. My suggestion is to first try to memorize the commonly used characters. The effect of the symbol is like the commonly used diagonal lines, straight lines, curves, etc., and then slowly and gradually increase the Wouldn't it be nice to add other characters? I have to do everything personally. This is why I have always disliked the students in the auditing class. Sorry. Because if you don’t do your homework, you can learn very little. By the way, I am really not as good as my senior brother who is good at writing reflections. I am running out of words. Your color block is an arbitrary polygon. It's really arbitrary. What if you don't meet the meaning of the question? It's indeed a polygon, but it's not what we want. The polygons we want are to train everyone's ability to use color blocks through limited color blocks. Change the foreground color and background color to complete a color block polygon, for example: Do you understand what we mean? This assignment will be very helpful for you to draw with color blocks in the future. Lines are used to complete the slashes. Two points should be paid attention to, namely, whether the vertical lines occupy double bytes or single characters. Bytes. For single-byte, there are only two-byte lines to choose from. So what you need to be familiar with It means the position occupied by a double-byte line in a square double-byte space. For example, the following three double-byte vertical lines The blue area indicates the double-byte space it occupies. The three vertical lines represent the left and middle of the double-byte space. Right. Of course, if you want to achieve a smoother slash, you can add a single-byte vertical line in the middle. Or move the position of the double-byte vertical bar to achieve the following effect: I don’t know if you understand it this way. The slashes you made are very personal and creative, but they look a bit rough if used in actual works. and not smooth enough. Of course, it depends on what work it is used in. Finally, your irrigation series is very cute, Little Renren, but can it be called a series? Mentioned in Soulfox Xiaoo&Linghu’s masterpiece in the name of gorgeousness: : Title: [Group 6] Chapter 4 Assignment by wxbioman : Sending site: Sun and Moon Guanghua Thursday, August 16, 2007 19:16:51, site mail : : 1. Use lines to draw a triangle, a quadrilateral and a polygon. Written submission. No limit to size. : Everyone can see what this is... Embarrassing... : It doesn’t feel expressive enough... : : ツ ツ : : : : : : : : : : 3. Talk about some of the problems you encountered while studying these chapters. Written submission. No limit to the number of words. : Mainly because I’m not familiar with the code. Now I still have to check the color settings from time to time. Is this considered unqualified... : In addition, I am not proficient in characters yet. : Then there is still some time for digestion. : Then when I used it myself, I realized it was not as simple as I thought... : What you see on paper is ultimately shallow. I know that I have to do it ft. I am very good at writing my feelings... : : 4. Use color blocks to draw an arbitrary polygon. Submit in writing. There is no limit to the form. : : : : : : : : It seems that it cannot be viewed seamlessly... : : 1. Through self-study and discussion, summarize the drawing method of nearly vertical diagonal lines. Written submission. No limit to the number of words. : After watching the tutorial on jumping the vault in the highlight area, I found someone who could draw vertical lines. : I’m so familiar with the characters…how to stagger them and how to have a certain angle. : sigh awesome : : : : : : : : : : : : It seems that you can also use single-byte symbols, just like making a horizontal slash. Is this OK? : : , : 1 : [. : 1 : : : 2. Create your own irrigation series and submit it in writing. 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