Adobe PHOTOSHOP 5.0 User Manual page 209

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To create a custom brush shape:
Select part of an image to use as a custom brush.
1
The brush shape can be up to 1000 pixels by 1000
pixels in size. To be most effective, the shape
should appear on a solid white background. If you
want to define brushes with soft edges, select brush
shapes composed of pixels with gray values.
(Colored brush shapes appear as gray values.)
2
Choose Define Brush from the Brushes
palette menu.
3
Double-click the newly created brush in the
Brushes palette to open the Brush Options
dialog box.
4
Specify Spacing as described in the next section.
To make the brush placement more accurate,
5
make sure that Anti-aliased is selected. Then
click OK.
See "Softening the edges of a selection" on
page 147 for information on anti-aliasing.
Note: The Anti-aliased option is not available for
large brushes.
Pear painted with custom
brush shown in inset
Setting brush options
You can define a number of options for the default
brushes and any brushes you create. For custom
brushes, only the spacing and anti-aliased options
can be changed.
To set brush options:
Do one of the following:
1
Double-click the brush you want to edit.
In the Brushes palette, select the brush you
want to edit, and choose Brush Options from the
palette menu.
Set the options for Diameter, Hardness,
2
Spacing, Angle, and Roundness. Then click OK.
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