148 | Corel Painter 2015 User Guide
A brushstroke (top) is recorded and played back within a triangular selection.
Another way to use a recorded stroke is with Auto Playback, which lets you repeat the recorded stroke at
random positions on the page.
You can also save recorded strokes for later use. You can play back saved strokes, and you can paint with
the data from a saved stroke. This way of working can be particularly useful if you work sometimes with a
stylus and sometimes with a mouse: you can record the brushstrokes you make with a stylus, save them for
later use, and then use a mouse to obtain the data from that stroke, allowing stylus-quality results.
Corel Painter has a number of brushstroke scripts that can be played back on their own or used in
conjunction with an original brushstroke. When you use a brushstroke script, your freehand brushstrokes
adhere to the stroke data in the script. This allows you to emulate features of a tablet and stylus while using
a mouse.
To record a stroke
•
Choose Brushes Record Stroke.
The next brushstroke you make is saved in memory.
To play back a stroke
1
Choose Brushes Playback Stroke.
2 Click where you want to repeat the stroke.
Corel Painter centers the stroke on the point on which you click. You can repeat the stroke as many
times as you want.
3
Choose Brushes Playback Stroke to turn off playback.
To play back strokes randomly
•
Choose Brushes Auto Playback.
Corel Painter repeats the stroke at random positions until you click.
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