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Weight defines how heavy the paint color is. The heavier the weight, the stronger
the impression it leaves.
Distribution defines the placement of the brush bristles. The higher the value,
the narrower the placement, while a lower value means a wider placement.
Random creates a random (although proportional) size variation among the
bristles of a brush. The value entered here defines the percentage of variance.
Bristle Thickness defines the thickness of each bristle in the paint brush. The
higher the number, the thicker each bristle and, as a consequence, the more paint
it can hold.
Density defines the number of bristles the paint brush contains. The more
bristles it contains, the more paint it can retain and thus the stronger the applied
color.
BRUSH PANEL: OPTIONS TAB
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1. Apply method determines how paint is applied to an image. Depending on the
tool, you can choose one of the following:
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Always replaces the original colors with the painted color.
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Hue and Saturation applies only the hue and saturation values of the painted
color.
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Hue Only applies only the hue value of the painted color.
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Saturation Only applies only the saturation values of the painted color.
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Luminosity applies only the brightness and contrast values of the painted
color.
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If Lighter applies the painted color only if the painted color is lighter than the
background.
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If Darker applies the painted color only if the painted color is darker than the
background.
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Difference applies the color that is produced from the difference between the
values of the original colors and the painted color. For example, if the
underlying clip is R:10 G:210 B:125 and the overlaying clip is R:30 G:100
B:100 the resulting colors when merged are R:20 G:110 B:25 – (R:30-10 G:
210-100 B: 125-100.) (Values outside of 255 are taken as absolute values.)
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