Interesting, I'll be sure to look into the tool and see if I can make any magic happen with it x3 . Additionally, while I do agree that the tiger is very well done, I'm not sure that's the exact effect I'm looking for, but perhaps I'll give it a shot anyways and see how it turns out. Sorry for not r...

Oh I suppose it's quite alright :lol: , I'd be happy if someone could come along and add more clarity into the issue, but I suppose I'll live. I figured I could probably do a fur texture pattern, but I thought I'd try to see if I could stick with the cheap, easy method XD . Oh well, guess I'll have ...

When using the export option, I used drawing, so it rules out that possibility unfortunately. I should also mention, that after tinkering with it a great deal more, it seems to semi-fix itself when I lower the DPI, lowering it to 50 being more or less what I'm looking for. While I could probably liv...

Hello and thank you for offering me help. The option I have been using is "export as bitmap" which appears to make a PNG file, as when I used "save as" a PNG previous to this issue, I got a different strange problem, in which certain layers seemed to outright vanish. This is a sc...

The problem is basically the title. When using a Film Grain followed by a Motion Blur Filter to create a simple, cheap fur effect, it appears hardly noticeable on the exported image, while it looks perfectly fine on the initial SVG file. Is there any method to make the filter effects more noticeable...