how to duplicate frame in clip studio paint

All I can say is, you’ll have to experiment to see what happens. I imagine it has something to do with how the different tools behave. There are little gaps all throughout the pen version’s line and I don’t really know why.

When I tried using it with one of the crosshatching brushes, it was just fine. For example, my double-line tip was downright weird when I tried to use it with a standard pen tool. Some tips may behave strangely depending on the tool you start from. The easiest way to make a custom brush, that I’ve found, is to duplicate an existing brush that’s fairly similar to the one you want and toy with its settings, including the brush tip. Then, under the “Material image” box, select “Use for brush tip shape”.Īfter this is where it may start to get a little tricky, depending on what you want your brush to do. Note that some tags may be filled in for you based on what’s in the folder you’ve chosen. After that, you just need to name your material and give it the appropriate tags, if you use them. If you already had the appropriate materials folder selected before registering your brush, the “Location to save material” box should already have the right folder selected. You can see in the picture that I’ve already registered the double line, but I did it again to demonstrate the process just in case.

Select the layer with the brush tip, and open the materials registration window. Make sure the design is on its own layer, and that you have the appropriate materials folder open. Once you have the design, register it as a material. In my case, I just drew two lines and then took a tiny snippet from them to use as the actual brush shape.

Of course, you have to start with designing the brush, and it seems like the brush design has to go vertically. Since I couldn’t find a guide, I had to figure out how to do it myself, and figured I’d make a tutorial afterwards to hopefully save someone else the trouble. I found plenty of brush tutorials, but none that I found mentioned how to get a shape into this menu:Īnd I really don’t want to have to open up the materials window every time I want a fancy frame. There came a day when I decided that I wanted to make a specific border type specifically, a double-line border. I’ve always figured that if I needed to do a specific thing, I could just look it up and find someone that made a tutorial about it. I know how to do most things in this program, but not everything, since a lot of its functions aren’t necessary for my everyday use. I use Clip Studio Paint EX for all of my comic work.

How to duplicate frame in clip studio paint