Photoshop made a dent in Guillaume's business when it introduced brush smoothing a couple of versions back, but there's a lot more to LNP than brush smoothing. I'd pay several times the LNP asking price just for that one feature. I'm a big fan of LNP, and especially features that have been added since you started this thread. There's some irony in that I found your post after discovering Paintstorm, and thinking some of its features reminded me of Lazy Nezumi Pro (LNP). Okuma, I don't know if you'll ever see this answer coming more than four years after you started the thread. So I would love to see all the things Nezumi is missing and also the things it is scoring high,being implemented in PSS as part of the internal engine. The perspective constrain is really nice and easy to use.I love the visual look of the constrains.One thing I think it lacks is manual snap.And although it does have a manual snap.I think it could be more manual.As it is now you still can make a mark with the other axis but I guess it will prefer to snap to the axis that is set as manual snap.What will really make it "manual" is to make the manual snap axis ,to be the only axis that you will be drawing on.Īnother thing I dislike in Nezumi.is that it's totally screen dependent.So a pan to one or the other side destroys the perspective setup. I've been playing with Lazy Nezumi and there are some things I like a lot.like the perspective and concentric circle/ellipse constrains.I think the smoothing with the rope and so on is better in PSS.I like the idea of how you can modulate the stroke with noise or custom scripts in Nezumi. I made another thread before,but I guess it got deleted with the accidental deletion of my account.
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