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To change the curve on both sides of a point, drag one of its Bezier handles.

To move a point or a selection of multiple points, click and drag it.

You can use the Contour Editor to scale and rotate a selection of multiple points by enabling the Show Centerline Editor Control option in the Tool Properties view. This would immensely help mimic pastel, watercolor, paint and more.TIP: You can select several points by drawing a lasso around the points, or by holding Shift while clicking on points to add them to your selection. When linking an grease pencil object in another blender file disabling layers is not updated even if outliner library operation reload is used Thickness tool.īrush Texture variations with occurrence value. Only erase on the selected layer or a radiobutton to toggle between erasing on selected and all. Atm we can only smooth the line but not the thickness we have to do that manually with the Smooth out line thickness tool in sculpt. Paining in the actual GP objects would allow us to paint small animated objects like blooming tree buds. Grease pencil objects used like “brush texture”. Not being able to use material colors with texture brushes sucks a lot.

Toon boom auto patch & grease pencil nodes like: Toon Boom Harmony Tutorial #20 - Auto-patch - YouTube In moho it is called “Add Point” and in animate it is called “Pen Tool”. This tool is very good for tracing sketches. Similar to the poliline but with less points and integrated curve manipulation. Less points means faster and easier animation. VERTEX PEN where on can draw by adding points to where one clicks to create customizable lines.

Or just a radio button that when ticked cuts off the textured brush on the other side of the line.

Like using the fill layer as the line layers child. Maybe this could be accomplished by telling the line layer which layer is its fill layer. What I would love would be if blender could recognize the outside and inside of the line strokes and/orĪ feature where textured brushes are cut off when they touch the lines. Right now the only options seem to be to either: fill with a single color or use textured strokes and delete everything that spills over the lines, or use an extra layer with a mask.įor me the best result was to use the extra layer with mask: Better support for textured strokes as fills.I’ve been using GP for a while now and these are some things I’d like to see in the future: