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1. #ADDING BRUSHES TO CLIP STUDIO PAINT INSTALL#
2. #ADDING BRUSHES TO CLIP STUDIO PAINT ZIP FILE#
3. #ADDING BRUSHES TO CLIP STUDIO PAINT ARCHIVE#

The second example uses the G Pen tool as a base and combines it with a splattery, textured effect to achieve a “dried out marker” effect.įinally, in the next example I’ve combined an Elipse speech balloon with a Beaded Chain design to create an interesting border on the resulting speech balloon. The first one combines the “Heart Color” Pattern brush with the “Soft” brush tip shape to create a dreamy, floaty, ethereal group of heart shapes. Let’s look at a few examples of Dual Brushes that I made quickly for this article. Similarly, brushes with Dual Brush settings can not be imported into CSP Ver.1.10.9 or earlier. Note though that if you use Dual Brush on frame borders, balloons, or vector layers, you will not be able to edit that image in CSP Ver.1.10.9 or earlier. This feature can not only be used with pen and brush tools, but also the Figure, Balloon, and Frame Border tools as well, allowing you to add texture and visual interest to your work in new and interesting ways.Ĭolor and monochrome brush tips can be added together while maintaining their RGB values, meaning that you have infinite ways to combine your tools no matter if the brush tip shapes are color or gray. The Dual Brush option allows you to combine two brushes into one brush, creating strokes with new shapes and textures. What is a Dual Brush and What Can You Do With One? In this article we will cover the following topics: I write weekly posts on and on CSP Tips, so be sure to come back every week to learn more Clip Studio Tips and Tricks from me!Ĭlip Studio Paint Version 1.10.10 has been released as of Jand with it comes some exciting new features! In this article we’ll be taking an in-depth look at one of these features so that you can make the most of it right off the bat. Many of you probably know my name from those books, in fact. I was a beta-tester on the Manga Studio 5 program and for Clip Studio Paint, and I have written three books and several video courses about the program. If this fails, you can try to move those files locally onto your iPad first, and then drag the files from there using the Files App as described above.Hello! My name is Liz Staley and I’m a long-time user of Clip Studio Paint (I started using the program back when it was known as Manga Studio 4!).

#ADDING BRUSHES TO CLIP STUDIO PAINT ARCHIVE#

If the brushes you download are not inside an archive file, sub tool files can be imported via drag-and-drop from the apps of your online storage services like Google Drive and Dropbox. Drag and drop subtool files from the Files app to Clip Studio Paint on iPadOSįor older versions of iOS, you need to be able to extract files using a different app, or a computer. You can use iPadOS Split View or Slide Over to drag the files from the Files app to the Clip Studio Paint app. You can then follow the normal steps listed above.

#ADDING BRUSHES TO CLIP STUDIO PAINT ZIP FILE#

Tapping the zip file in the iOS Files app will unzip it in that folder. Look for the file you downloaded, then tap on it. The iOS Files app (since iOS 13) has the ability to unzip files and better manage files independent of the apps they came from. You can navigate to the "Download" Material folder in the list of folders on the left of any Material folder.įor more info on how downloaded materials from the Clip Studio Assets page works, check out their How-to-Use page: Brush packs for Clip Studio Paint for iOS If you can't find Material just choose any other material window in the list. Drag the brushes to your sub tool list.In that folder, look for the brushes you downloaded from Clip Studio Assets.This should open a new Material window and the "Download" material folder. Then you just do the same steps mentioned above, except they'll come from the window instead of the operating system file manager. In this case, you need to browse your Materials library to find the brushes/sub tools you downloaded. These get added to your Materials library rather than downloaded as files. Note that this can also apply to sub tool materials you get from the Clip Studio Assets site. There is also an context menu item but that only allows you to import files one at a time. Drag them into the palette inside Clip Studio Paint.

#ADDING BRUSHES TO CLIP STUDIO PAINT INSTALL#

The fastest way to install multiple brushes is to select them in your file manager, and drag them into Clip Studio Paint's palette. You usually download multiple brushes in a pack, so you'll want to install multiple of them at once.