C

Learn about Camera, Color Jitter, Closed Area Fill, and other setting categories starting with C in Clip Studio Paint.

Camera

You can change and manage the camera angles when a 3D layer or 3D material is selected with the Object sub tool.

(1)Current camera

Tap to select and manage camera angles from the pull-down menu.

(2)Duplicate current camera

Tap this to duplicate the camera angle that is selected as Current camera.

(3)Angle

Tap Preset to see a list of default setting camera angles you can select.Some 3D materials may have a preset camera angle list.

(4)Center object

Tap to move the camera so that the selected 3D material is displayed in the center.If you have selected a specific part of a 3D drawing figure or 3D material, then it will be centered on the selected part.

(5)Perspective

Adds perspective to the 3D material.The larger the value set by the slider, the wider the angle of view.A smaller value results in a smaller angle of view.

(6)Link camera advancing/retreating

When turned on, this links camera movements when adjusting the perspective.The focal point and focal frame remain fixed.

When turned off, with the camera position fixed, only the angle of view of the canvas camera changes even when the perspective is adjusted.

(7)Roll

Set the camera’s rotation angle while the camera position is fixed.

(8)Camera position

Adjust the X, Y, and Z sliders to move the camera position around the focal point.

(9)Focal point position

Adjust the X, Y, and Z sliders to move the focal point position without moving the camera position.

Character

When a 3D character material is selected with the Object sub tool, you can use these settings to change its appearance.

(1)Face

Tap this to see a list of faces you can select for the 3D character material.

(2)Hairstyle

Tap this to see a list of hairstyles you can select for the 3D character material.

(3)Body

Tap this to see a list of bodies you can select for the 3D character material.You can use this setting to change the character’s clothes.

(4)Accessories

Tap this to see a list of accessories you can select for the 3D character material.Use accessories to change hairstyles and add parts like bows to your 3D character.You can select and add multiple accessories.

(5)Expression settings

Tap this to see a list of facial expressions you can select for the 3D character material.

(6)Expression in eyes

For the chosen expression, you can adjust details like eyes being open or closed and the direction of the iris.Tap each button to apply the eye expression to the 3D character material.

(7)Expression in mouth

For the chosen expression, you can adjust details like the mouth being open or closed.Tap each button to apply the mouth expression to the 3D character material.

Closed area fill

You can make detailed settings for how to fill when using the Enclose and fill and Paint unfilled area sub tools.The same settings can be made with the Shrink selection sub tool under the Selection area tool.

The Closed area fill category of the Fill and Selection area tools have the same settings, but the results are different.The following describes each item using the Fill tool as an example.

(1)Target color

Sets the target color to be filled.For details, see "Target color".

(2)Close gap

When turned on, if there are gaps in the area you want to fill, the fill will still stop at the gaps without spilling from the area.Use the indicator to specify the size that is interpreted as a gap in the lines.

(3)Tolerance

You can adjust the error margin of color for filling.The larger the value, the larger the tolerance to include areas of colors different to the tapped color.

(4)Area scaling

When turned on, you can enlarge or shrink the original area by the amount of pixels specified by the slider.

(5)Scaling mode

When Area scaling is turned on, you can sets the corner shape of the area to Round, Rectangle, or To darkest pixel. For details, see "Fill".

Color Jitter

You can randomize the hue, saturation, and color of the drawing color as you draw, or make the color change depending on pen pressure and brushstroke speed.

(1)Change brush tip color

Turn this on to change the hue, saturation, brightness, and level of color mixing with the sub drawing color.

Blend with sub color allows you to draw with a color made from the main drawing color and sub drawing color.The larger the value, the higher the ratio of the sub drawing color.Tap the Dynamics icons to make the colors reflect changes in the pen pressure and brushstroke speed.

(2)Randomize per stroke

Turn this on to change the hue, saturation, brightness, and color mixing with the sub drawing color with each brushstroke.Make the values higher in these settings for more dramatic color changes.

(3)Change target

If you are using a brush tip shape that uses both the main and sub drawing color or if you have Blend with sub color turned on, you can specify whether to apply Change brush tip color or Randomize per stroke hue, saturation, and brightness to the Main color and sub color, Main color, or Sub color.

Compatibility

This category is available when the Text tool is selected or when a text layer is selected with the Object sub tool.You can set the version for which the text is created from the Version menu.This setting may affect the way the text is created.

If you select a newer version, the text will reflect the latest features and settings, but if you open the Clip Studio format file in an older version of Clip Studio Paint, text editing may be locked.If you select an older version for the compatibility setting, you can edit the text in earlier versions of Clip Studio Paint.

Continuous curve

You can adjust settings for drawing continuous curves with the Polyline, Continuous curve, and Bezier curve sub tools of the Figure tool.

The Continuous curve category can also be set for sub tools that draw lines and curves, such as the Figure tool > Focus lines and Speed lines sub tools, the Ruler > Curved ruler sub tool, and the Selection area > Polyline selection sub tool.

The available settings differ depending on the selected tool.

(1)Line/Fill

You can choose how to draw continuous curves from Create fill, Create line, and Create both line and fill. This appears when using the Continuous curve sub tool.

(2)Line color

When Line/Fill is set to Create both line and fill, you can set the outline color of the continuous curve to Main color, Sub color, User color, or Select user color. This appears when using the Continuous curve sub tool.

(3)Fill color

When Line/Fill is set to Create both line and fill, you can set the color of the area that will be filled to Main color, Sub color, User color, or Select user color. The settings are the same as the line color.This appears when using the Continuous curve sub tool.

(4)Curve

You can select how to draw curves from Straight line, Spline, Quadratic Bezier, and Cubic Bezier. For details on how to draw each curve, see "Straight lines", "Curved lines", and "Complex lines".

Note that you cannot select Cubic Bezier from the sub tools under the Focus lines and Speed lines groups in the Figure tool.

(5)Close line

When turned on, you can connect the start and end points to create a closed line.This setting can be used when the Continuous curve sub tool’s Line/Fill setting is set to Create line.

(6)How to specify

When drawing a cubic Bezier curve, you can set the control point specification method to By click or By drag. For details on how to draw with each setting, see "Cubic Bezier curves".

(7)Show line preview

Turn on to display the curve up to the mouse cursor.This is a preview of the line drawn if you tap at the current position.The preview is updated according to the mouse cursor’s position.When using a tablet, the line preview can only be shown when drawing with a mouse.

This can be set when By drag is selected from How to specify.

(8)Snap angle

When creating a polyline or continuous curve, you can move the pen or mouse at set angle increments.

(9)Add/delete control points while drawing

Turn this on so you can add or delete control points while creating a polyline or continuous curve.Tap a control point to remove it from the line.Tap on the line you are drawing to add control points.

Control point

This setting is available when the Correct line tool > Control point sub tool is selected.

(1)Process

For details on each setting, see "Control point".

(2)All layers

When turned on, the selected process can be applied to vector layers, balloon layers, frame border folders, and drawn lines on rulers on the canvas.Tap the line you wish to edit to switch to that layer.

Copy stamp

Allows you to set how the image is referenced when using the Copy stamp sub tool.

(1)Adjust reference position each time

Turn this on to adjust the reference position in relation to the reference image when drawing.Even if you change the stroke there will be no change in position relative to the reference point.When turned off, you can draw by referring to the first reference point each time the stroke changes.

(2)Mode for specifying reference position

When turned on, the mode changes to reference point specification mode, where the tapped point becomes the new reference point.When drawing, turn off Mode for specifying reference position. You will not be able to draw if it is turned on.

Even if this setting is turned off, you can hold Alt while tapping on the canvas to set a new reference point.

Correction

You can make settings for correcting pen touch when drawing lines.

The Correction category can be used for a variety of tools, including drawing tools such as the Pen and Liquify tools, and tools for drawing shapes such as the Figure, Balloon, and Frame Border tools.The available settings differ depending on the selected tool.

(1)Sharp angles

When turned on, angles drawn in the line will become pointed.

(2)Stabilization

Sets the stabilization for tablets.Larger values produce smoother lines, while smaller values produce lines that are truer to the stroke.

(3)Adjust by speed

When turned on, the speed of the pen affects how stabilization is applied.

(4)Stabilization mode

When Adjust stabilization by speed is turned on, you can choose a stabilization mode.

(5)Post correction

When on, this corrects lines after they are drawn.Smooths the line after it is stabilized.You can set the strength of Post correction with the indicator or a numerical value.

When drawing on a vector layer, the higher the value of Post correction, the fewer the number of control points.

(6)Adjust by speed

Adjusts the strength of Post correction by the speed of the stroke.This setting can be adjusted when Post correction is turned on.

(7)Adjust by scale

Adjusts the strength of Post correction by the display ratio of the canvas.This setting can be adjusted when Post correction is turned on.

(8)Bezier curve

This changes how curves are corrected in post.When turned on, lines become quadratic Bezier curves after correction.When turned off, lines become spline curves after correction.

If you draw on a vector layer or draw a line with control points using the Balloon or other tools, you can see how the curve is processed.

(9)Taper

Changes the length by which a line is continued when drawn by gradually decreasing the pen pressure.

When the value is large, the line follows the pen by becoming thinner even after the pen is released from the tablet as if it were drawn with a brush with long tip.

(10)Enable snapping

When on, you can draw as if snapping to a ruler.If turned off, drawing will not snap to the ruler, even if snapping to the ruler side is enabled.

For tools that draw shapes, such as the Figure and Frame tools, it will snap to the guide lines and perspective rulers, but not to any other rulers.

(11)Vector magnet

When turned on, you can draw by snapping to previously drawn lines when drawing on a vector layer.Some line types are merged into a single line.The indicator allows you to adjust the strength of the snap.The larger the value, the more distant lines will snap together.

(12)Snap to default border

When turned on, shapes and other objects can be drawn so that they snap to a default border or to a standard size.For animation projects, it snaps to the drawing frame.This can be set when selecting a sub tool for drawing shapes, such as the Figure or the Frame Border tools.

Create balloon

When creating a balloon using a Balloon sub tool, you can set the color of the balloon and how the layer will be created.

(1)Line/Fill

You can choose how to draw the balloon from Create fill, Create line, and Create both line and fill.

·Create Fill draws a balloon by filling it with the drawing color.The shape will not have an outline.

·Create line draws the outline of the balloon with Line color.

·Create both line and fill draws the outline of the balloon with Line color and fills the inside of the balloon with Fill color. You can set both Line color and Fill color.

(2)Line color

When Line/Fill is set to Create both line and fill, you can set the outline color of the balloon to Main color, Sub color, User color, or Select user color.

(3)Fill color

When Line/Fill is set to Create both line and fill, you can set the fill color of the balloon to Main color, Sub color, User color, or Select user color. The settings are the same as the line color.

(4)Fill opacity

Sets the opacity for the balloon.

(5)How to add

You can set how balloon layers are added when creating a balloon.If you tap Create new layer, a balloon layer is created on the Layer palette when the balloon is created.

If you tap Add to selected layer and a balloon layer is selected, the balloon is added to the selected layer.If any other layer type is selected, a new balloon layer will be created.

(6)Toning

When turned on, you can create a toned balloon layer.When tone is applied, the expression color of the balloon layer becomes gray, and the drawing colors become black and white.

If turned off, the image will match the Basic expression color of the canvas.For details on expression colors, see "Expression Colors and Drawing Colors".

(7)Combine with the text in the drawing area

When turned on, if you draw a balloon over text, the balloon will be created on the same layer as the text.Even if How to add is set to Create new layer, the Combine with the text in the drawing area setting takes precedence.

Create frame

These settings can be found with the Frame border tool > Create frame sub tools.

(1)Draw border

Turn this on to draw a border line when making a frame.

(2)How to add

You can change the way that frames get added to the frame border folder.Select Create a new folder to create a new frame border folder when creating a frame.Select Add to selected folder to add the frame to the selected frame border folder when selecting that folder or a layer within the folder.If any other layer type is selected, a new frame border folder will be created.

(3)Raster layer

When turned on, a raster layer is created in the frame border folder when you make a new frame border folder.

(4)Fill inside the frame

When turned on, a white fill layer is created in the frame border folder when you make a new frame border folder.

Create ruler

These are settings for how to create rulers and for the scale when creating a ruler with the Ruler tool.

(1)Create at editing layer

When turned on, the ruler is created on the selected layer.When turned off, a new raster layer is created at the bottom of the layer palette when you make a new ruler.

(2)Scale

When turned on, a scale is displayed on the selected ruler.This is the same as the Ruler setting.

(3)Number of divisions

When Scale is set to Equal division, you can set the number of divisions.

Create special ruler

You can set the type and creation method of special rulers when the Special ruler sub tool or Guide sub tool.

(1)Special ruler

Select the type of ruler to create.You ca choose from Parallel line, Parallel curve, Multiple curve, Radial line, Concentric circle, or Guide.

(2)Curve

Set how to draw the ruler.You can select from Straight line, Spline, Quadratic Bezier, or Cubic Bezier. For how to draw straight lines, see the "Straight lines".

This can be set when Parallel curve line, Multiple curve, or Radial curve is selected in Special ruler.

(3)Add/delete control points while drawing

Turn this on so you can add direction points or to delete control points while drawing the line for the ruler.Tap a control point to remove it from the line.Tap on the line you are drawing to add control points.

This can be set when Parallel curve line, Multiple curve, or Radial curve is selected in Special ruler.

(4)Keep aspect ratio

When turned on, you can create a concentric circle ruler with a set aspect ratio.

(5)Width (W)

When Keep aspect ratio is turned on, you can set the horizontal ratio of the concentric circle ruler with a slider or numerical values.

(6)Height (H)

When Keep aspect ratio is turned on, you can set the vertical ratio of the concentric circle ruler with a slider or numerical values.

(7)Adjust angle after fixed

When turned on, after dragging and releasing to draw a concentric circle ruler, you can drag again to adjust the angle of the ruler.Tap to confirm the angle of the concentric circle ruler.

When using a mouse, you can adjust the angle after drawing the concentric circle ruler by simply moving the mouse, without pressing the mouse button.Click to confirm the angle of the concentric circle ruler.

(8)Snap angle

When creating or rotating a ruler, you can draw it at the set angle increments.

This also applies when adjusting the angle of a concentric circle ruler with the Adjust angle after fixed setting.

You can also use this angle when drawing special rulers other than radial line rulers or guide lines.

(9)Create at editing layer

When turned on, the ruler is created on the current layer.When turned off, a new raster layer is created when you make a new ruler.

Create symmetrical ruler

With these settings, you can set the number of the lines of a symmetrical ruler and the type of symmetry when using the Symmetrical ruler sub tool.

(1)Number of lines

Configures the number of lines which can be drawn at once when snapping to the symmetrical ruler.

(2)Line symmetry

When turned on, you can create a ruler with line (mirror) symmetry.When turned off, you can create a ruler with rotational symmetry.You cannot use line symmetry if there is an odd number of lines for the ruler.

(3)Snap angle

When turned on, you can specify the angle of the ruler.

(4)Create at editing layer

When turned on, the ruler is created on the current layer.When turned off, a new raster layer is created when you make a new ruler.

Cut border

You can use these settings to set how to divide frame borders when using sub tools in the Frame Border tool > Cut border group.

(1)Shape of division

You can choose the type of line that will divide the frames: Straight line, Polyline, or Spline.

(2)Snap angle

When dividing frames, you can move the pen or mouse at set angle increments.

(3)Add/delete control points while drawing

Turn this on so you can add or delete control points while dividing the frame border.Tap a control point to remove it from the line.Tap on the line you are drawing to add control points.

This can be set when Divide by polyline or Divide by spline is selected from Shape of division.

(4)Dividing method

Sets how to divide the layer folder when the frame border is divided.

(5)Space of frame border in Preferences

When turned on, this divides by spacing the border lines by the value set in Frame border under Ruler/Unit on the Preferences dialog.

(6)Gap

You can specify the width of the gap (gutter) with the slider.

This setting is available when Shape of division is set to Divide by polyline or Divide by spline.

When the Shape of division is set to Straight line is selected, you can set the horizontal and vertical gutters.Horizontal gutter is the space between upper and lower frames.Vertical gutter is the space between left and right frames.

If Space of frame border in Preferences is turned on, you cannot change the Gap, Horizontal gutter, or Vertical gutter settings.