Clip Studio How To Change Brush Size
If you mean Change Brush size.then its in the shortcut settings in the setting Area 'Option' under Tool Property Palette brush size. Or under Brush Size Palette you can have a shortcut to step up and down through the presetsIf you mean that way to set the brush into a mode that you can change the brush size by stroking the pen right or left. I think that is only a modifier key optionWith all these the size of the cursor will change if in your preferences the cursor is set to 'Brush Size'.
I am not aware of any way in CSP to change the size of the other types of cursorI too put all my shortcuts onto a numeric pad. But I use the WACOM keys for modifier keys.
Alright, just thought I'd follow up with my current solution.Antimicro is a great program to rebind key settings to a gamepad. You can assign multiple inputs (e.g., ctrl+alt) to one of the buttons. Works with gamepads like the xbox one and ps4 controllers, which are bluetooth.It also works with those cheap bluetooth gamepads that have been cropping up. I have a couple, but decided to get the following one. It is a different shape, has a ring like holder, 4 face buttons, analog stick (this sucks), and two triggers.The triggers are nice as antimicro also has a 'shift' function which allows you to alter what other buttons do. So, even with just 4 face buttons, I can use the 'shift' function to assign multiple outputs on a given button.here's a link to the bluetooth controller.
I'm wondering if anyone more experienced with brush creation/tweaking than I can shed a little light on either how to do this, or if it is even possible.Is there any way, specific to the brush settings, to adjust how sensitive to your pressure the brush is. Not the overall pressure settings for the software (I know how to do that), just for one brush. EG - in Photoshop you can adjust the size, flow, or opacity minimums.For those that are curious: My specific situation is, in a tut video I saw the 'Soft Watecolor' brush in use. This is a stock brush that comes with the software.
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Anyhow, when light pressure is applied it acts more like a blender and does not put down color, however when more pressure is applied it will start putting down color. Very versatile tool, but when I went to try it out for myself, I found that it took way too much pressure to get the color to engage.
Like I'm going to break my nib or my screen (or wrist!). So, I am looking for away to adjust it so that the color engages with less pressure, but don't know how. I could adjust the over all pressure settings, but I like how they are for every other brush that I use.Hopefully someone out there can help me.You can no longer comment on this thread as it was closed due to noactivity for a month.