You can now control more settings in the Convert to lines and tones dialog.

See the following for more information.

Convert to lines and tones dialog

Select from a list of Presets to match the line and tone output you need for your project.

Select what operations you want to perform on the 3D object.

Configure advanced settings such as line width, brush shape, and more.

Category

See how each category will change the 3D object, giving you different outputs.

Lines will be extracted based on the form of the 3D object.

The entryway main composition gets outlined as well the right side area near the wall based on the 3D structure.

Lines will be extracted from the 3D object like a flat image.

Lines will be extracted from the 3D object like a flat image and shadows will be extracted as tones.

Parameters

Extract small detail outlines of parts that do not have as dramatic of a depth.

Ex. The outline of the boards in the back of the classroom are reflected despite the shallow depth of the frames.

Outline is the outer rim of the object, where the object ends and the space around it begins.

When multiple objects overlap there will be no outline made based on the overlap.

Ex. The front figure’s left hand and the back figure’s body are not outlined as one silhouette from the overlap.

This setting detects lines based on the brightness or darkness of the image.

If the up arrow is enabled the upper part will be lighter and the bottom will be extracted darker horizontally.

Ex. A brown sofa is placed on a white background.

With the up arrow enabled the upper lines of the sofa disappear.

For a detailed walkthrough on how to use Convert to lines and tones, please see the following tutorial.