You can also later change which attribute the pressure alters for an existing stroke on the Stroke tab of the properties panel. Tip:If you are using a tablet, you can tie a new stroke’s opacity, size, or hardness to pen pressure by clicking the corresponding pressure alters checkbox in the RotoPaint tool settings. Nuke.knobDefault('RotoPaint.toolbox','brush')įor more information on default tools, see Setting Default RotoPaint Tools and Settings. To select the Brush tool as your default tool, save the following in your menu.py:

For more information on plug-in path directories, see Loading Gizmos, NDK Plug-ins, and Python and Tcl Scripts.Ģ. Create a file called menu.py in your plug-in path directory if one doesn’t already exist. If you want to open it with the Brush tool selected, for example, do the following:ġ.

Tip:You can choose to have your RotoPaint always open with a particular tool selected. No part of the stroke area is darkened.ĭarkens the background color on the area of the brush stroke to reflect the brush stroke. Using this tool on black produces no change. Smears the area of the smear brush stroke, stretching the selected pixels over their surrounding area.īrightens the background color on the area of the brush stroke to reflect the brush stroke. Sharpens the image in the area of the brush stroke. X (toggles between Blur, Sharpen and Smear)īlurs the image in the area of the brush stroke. Removes pixels from existing strokes and brings background back.Īpplies pixels from one region of the current plate to another region of the current plate.Īpplies pixels from a source plate to a destination plate in the corresponding place.

You can also clone from surrounding frames. You can apply paint strokes using any of the following tools (see also Drawing Shapes).Īpplies colors atop the current plate, or blends colors with the current plate. Any given RotoPaint node can hold many paint strokes and shapes.

After effects merge brush stroke