Stroke

    • Stroke Method E
    • Defines the way brush strokes are applied to the canvas.

      • Dots
      • Apply paint on each mouse move step.
      • Drag Dot
      • Leaves only one dab on the canvas which can be placed by dragging.
      • Space
        • Spacing
        • Represents the percentage of the brush radius.

    Limits brush application to the distance specified by spacing.

    • Airbrush
      • Rate
      • Interval between paints for airbrush.
    • Creates a single dab at the brush location.Clicking and dragging will resize the dab diameter.

      • Edge to Edge
      • The brush location and orientation are determined by a two point circle,where the first click is one point, and dragging places the second point, opposite from the first.
    • Line
    • Clicking and dragging lets you define a line in screen space.The line dabs are separated by Spacing, similar to space strokes.With Alt the line stroke is constrained to 45 degree increments.
    • Curve
      • Paint Curves
      • Stroke Curves are reusable and can be stored and selected by using the menu.
      • Add Points Ctrl-LMB
      • You can define additional curve control points by using Ctrl-LMB.The handles can define by dragging the mouse before releasing the mouse button.
      • Transforming Points
      • The control points and handles can be dragged around with LMB.To ensure the handles of a control point are symmetrical,drag them around using Shift-LMB.A few transform operators are supported such as moving, scaling and rotating.
      • Selection
      • Delete Points X
      • To delete a curve point, use X.
      • Draw Curve Return
      • To confirm and execute the curved stroke,press Return or use the Draw Curve button.
      • Jitter
      • Jitter the position of the brush while painting.
      • Smooth stroke Shift-S
      • Brush lags behind mouse and follows a smoother path.
    • Radius

    • Sets the minimum distance from the last point before stroke continues.
    • Factor
    • Sets the amount of smoothing.
      • Input Samples
      • Recent mouse locations (input samples) are averaged together to smooth brush strokes.