To delete a manipulator, tap the Delete manipulator. To add a manipulator, tap along the axis between manipulators. To reposition fill manipulators, tap-drag a manipulator and reposition it. To select a different gradient fill, double-click a manipulator and select another gradient fill from the Gradient Palette. To change the color of a manipulator, double-click the manipulator and select another color from the Color Wheel. With the Flood Fill tool selected, select a Gradient Fill ( or ) from the Flood Fill toolbar. You can create a fill and then set the colors or select a pre-defined gradient fill from the Color Puck's Gradient Fill Palette. The fill automatically updates, making it easy to get the tolerance setting just right.
#HOW TO USE AUTODESK SKETCHBOOK MOBILE PRO#
Using Flood Fill in SketchBook Pro Desktop So, though the lines of the arm are on a different layer, they help define the filled area. For the second, we used Sample All Layers and tapped in the area within the head, where the arm is visible. In the first image below, we used Sample One Layer, so the doll's head was the only area used to define the fill.
Set the flood region and size of the gaps between the fill paint and pixels creating the fill boundary. Fill Toleranceĭid the fill cover more area than you wanted? Did it not cover enough? Change the tolerance of your fill to determine the range of the area/colors affected. Fill manipulators can be added, moved, or removed. It uses a color ramp that radiates from your first tap (origin) to the end of the drag (destination). This establishes the direction and size of the ramp. It uses a color ramp and applies it linearly from your first tap (origin) to the end of the drag (destination). There are two kinds of gradient fills in SketchBook – Linear and Radial. What is a gradient fill? It’s a fill with multiple bands of color that blend into one another. Flood filling an area is a quick way to fill an area with color, make highlights, or create gradations of color for such things as a metal look. Select one of the following fills to add paint to an area bound by pixels of color or a selection. Use the tools to change fill tolerance, apply a fill to either all layers or only the active layer, or reverse a gradient fill. When you select, the Flood Fill toolbar appears, containing fills and, depending on the version you're using, an assortment of tools. The white areas are the only closed ones. When a fill was applied, the background, as well as the intended area, was filled. In the example below, the area in the first image is NOT closed.
If the fill are is not closed, the fill will invade areas you didn’t intend to color. The fill layer’s opacity was reduced to mute the fill and allow an underlying layer to peak through. In this example, the first image has a closed area. Tap the paint bucket icon,, then tap a closed region to fill the area with paint. To successfully fill an area, it must be closed.
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