✏️ Storyboarder makes it easy to visualize a story as fast you can draw stick figures.
Windows users may need to update manually for this release due to a change in auto-update. The latest Windows build will be available at: https://wonderunit.com/storyboarder
Hi! Remember Storyboarder?? Well, it’s back and it brought some friends!
This release of Storyboarder fixes a long-standing issue with PSD-linked boards. It also introduces a completely new version of Shot Generator, with direct interactive editing of 3D boards. AND, as a bonus, we've added a beta version of Shot Generator VR so you can step inside your 3D scene and see it from the camera's point of view!
reference layer. Previously, they had been read from named layers in Photoshop, and imported to board layers.Hi! Remember Storyboarder?? Well, it’s back and it brought some friends!
This release of Storyboarder fixes a long-standing issue with PSD-linked boards. It also introduces a completely new version of Shot Generator, with direct interactive editing of 3D boards. AND, as a bonus, we've added a beta version of Shot Generator VR so you can step inside your 3D scene and see it from the camera's point of view!
reference layer. Previously, they had been read from named layers in Photoshop, and imported to board layers.You can select and move art now with the new Lasso Tool!
Select the Lasso Tool from the toolbar, or press the l key.
Press and drag your mouse or pen over the artwork to wrangle up a lasso’d selection.
You can add to the selection with Shift + draw, or subtract from the selection with Alt/Option + draw.
Once you have a selection you like, you can press f to fill (on the fill layer) with your current brush color and opacity. Or press Delete/Backspace to erase its contents (from all layers).
The art in a selection can also be moved around. Press and hold inside the selected area to begin moving. You can fill, or erase from, the entire selection after moving artwork as well.
Press Enter to commit the changes, or press Escape to cancel.
You can select and move art now with the new Lasso Tool!
Select the Lasso Tool from the toolbar, or press the l key.
Press and drag your mouse or pen over the artwork to wrangle up a lasso’d selection.
You can add to the selection with Shift + draw, or subtract from the selection with Alt/Option + draw.
Once you have a selection you like, you can press f to fill (on the fill layer) with your current brush color and opacity. Or press Delete/Backspace to erase its contents (from all layers).
The art in a selection can also be moved around. Press and hold inside the selected area to begin moving. You can fill, or erase from, the entire selection after moving artwork as well.
Press Enter to commit the changes, or press Escape to cancel.
To draw a straight line, begin drawing, then pause without moving your mouse/pen for about half a second. Your line will straighten. You can then continue moving your mouse/pen to set its end point. While drawing, to immediately switch to straight line mode, hold SHIFT. Additionally, hold ALT/OPTION while in straight line mode to snap line angle. Once straight line mode is enabled, it can’t be turned off until the line is completed (e.g. mouse/pen up). The idle duration is 650 msecs by default, but can be set in Preferences.