In the Camera or Drawing view, start drawing to test your brush settings.Either close or set aside the Brush Properties dialog.A higher setting will round sharp corners and reduce the amount of control points for the resulting vector shape. Use the Contour Smoothing slider to set the amount of smoothing Harmony should perform on your stroke's contour.A higher setting will prevent your line from being shaky, but is liable to reduce your drawing precision and to round sharp corners into curves. It is a good idea to create an eraser preset with the identical properties of a brush preset and to use them as a. Instead of customizing the parameters of a mark or stroke, you will be customizing the parameters for the absence of a mark or stroke. Use the Centerline Smoothing slider to set the amount of smoothing Harmony should perform on your stroke's direction, curves and corners. The bitmap eraser options are identical to those of the bitmap brush with one obvious exception.If you want your brush tip to be at an angle, use the Angle slider to rotate your brush tip.If you want your brush tip to have uneven dimensions, use the Roundness slider to shrink the brush tip vertically all the while preserving its horizontal size.If you want your brush to keep the same size relative to the camera frame when the camera zooms in on or zooms out of the scene, check the Proportional to Camera option.If you don't want the pressure on your pen to affect the brush size, set this parameter to 100%. The minimum size is set to a percentage of your brush tip's maximum size, which is 25% by default. If you are using a pressure-sensitive pen tablet, use the Minimum Size slider to set the size of your brush when using your pen with very little pressure.When drawing with a pressure-sensitive pen tablet, your brush's size will range between its minimum and maximum size, depending on the amount of pressure you put on the pen when drawing. You can continue to associate the shortcut or cancel the operation and choose another command.NOTE When drawing with a mouse, your brush is always at its maximum size.
If a keyboard shortcut is already in use, the Conflict Detected dialog box will appear notifying you of the command to which it is already associated. To return a command’s keyboard shortcut to its default, click Default. To remove a command's current keyboard shortcut, click Clear. Use the keyboard to set a new shortcut.In the right pane, click the keyboard shortcut.In the left pane, select a category and then select a command to modify.In the Preferences dialog box, select the Shortcuts tab.Press Ctrl + U (Windows/Linux) or ⌘ + U (Mac OS X). Mac OS X: Select Stage Paint > Preferences.
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