![]() You can also set the size to zero and divide your strokes without chopping away at their length (handy for strokes that use exact measurements). Make it bigger to “erase” a scribble with a swipe, or make it smaller for more precise incisions, then select and delete the remaining line. ![]() you can’t rub away edges of strokes, but you can cut strokes into pieces - redefining them into separate, independent strokes - and erase aka destroy your vector data by sliding the puck across them. The Slice tool is about as close to a real eraser as you’ll get in the vector world. Also check that your transparency is above 0%, or like all strokes it may disappear, only to be found when Selecting in the area.įor a fun tutorial on the Filled Stroke tool, check out Drawing Shapes Instead of Lines: 8 Exercises for Filled Stroke. ![]() Since Filled Stroke takes into account the start and end points of your line, make sure Line Smoothing is set below 100%.Otherwise your shape will disappear into a line or a point as though the rest of the stroke never happened. Excellent for shadows, light, and complex figures, we think you’ll appreciate the possibilities this brush offers your design + art toolkit. Your resulting fill is a clean finish, customizable with opacity and line smoothing. Of course, if you draw over the area a third time within the same stroke, it becomes positive again and is filled. This crossing over of a filled area causes it to become “negative space” and remain empty. ![]() “Positive space” refers to any area inside your drawn line between start and end point that is original to the stroke - as in, the area hasn’t been drawn over a second time during the same stroke. It allows you to draw any type of shape - simple, wriggly, complex - with a stylus or finger, and fill the positive space inside. Not to be confused with Bucket Fill (which we’re currently working on - lots of definitional bits to think about with the interactive parameters of vector strokes), the Filled Stroke tool is a brush unique to Concepts. ![]()
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