I found an interesting topic and the option presented in the video seemed like an interesting option that would help me create large images.
Mechanically, the idea is that the project being displayed as a background does not have the same resolution as the project we are working on.
Here, the entire project is visible as a background
Here you can see that the project being created has a different, lower resolution.
You can see that the resolution is much lower and the projected image is large
Why am I interested in this? Currently, I create similar illustrations, but first I reduce the resolution of the projected image. Unfortunately, it often happens that the projected image loses a lot of detail. In this form, it would be a more useful option. It’s very useful for rotoscoping all kinds of images, from architectural forms to various other images and animation frames.
I think the “display other project” option could have an additional feature, such as “scale displayed project” or “fit in project window.” The question is whether this would be technically possible. To display projections with different resolutions within a single project.