T-HFND-004-009
A pencil line is a central vector shape. Control points are located along the central spine allowing you to adjust the stroke curve and position. Using the Pencil Editor tool, you can adjust the thick and thin areas of pencil lines. Using the Contour Editor tool, you can reposition the spine of the stroke.
Authors
Marie-Eve Chartrand
Christopher Diaz
chrisdiazart.com
Next Topic
Reshaping Pencil Lines
Topics List
- About the Pencil Tool
- Drawing with the Pencil Tool
- Changing Pencil Settings
- Selecting a Pencil Preset
- Creating Pencil Presets
- Creating Pencil Thickness Presets
- Applying a Pencil Preset
- Exporting Pencil Presets
- Importing Pencil Presets
- Activity 1: Creating Clean Up Pencil Presets
- About the Repositioning All Drawings Tool
- Repositioning Drawings
- About the Contour Editor Tool
- Reshaping a Drawing with the Contour Editor Tool
- About the Pencil Editor Tool
- Reshaping Pencil Lines
- About the Smooth Editor Tool
- Smoothing Lines
- Activity 2: Creating Ink Columns Using TB_PL_IBINK Script
- About OpenGL Antialiasing
- Setting the Full Scene Antialiasing Preference
- About the Tool Colour Swatches
- Unlinking the Tool Colour Swatches
- Displaying the Current Drawing on Top
- Activity 3: Cleaning the Animation