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Corel DESIGNER lets you apply a variety of preset brushstrokes, ranging from brushstrokes with arrowheads to brushstrokes that are filled with patterns. When you draw a preset brushstroke, you can specify some of its attributes. For example, you can change the width of a brushstroke and specify its smoothness.
You can also create custom brushstrokes by using an object or a group of vector objects. When you create a custom brushstroke, you can save it as a preset.
To apply a preset brushstroke |
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Click the Linear pattern tools button, and click the Linear pattern brush
tool
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Choose a brush category from the Category list box on the property bar.
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Choose a brushstroke from the Brushstroke list box on the property bar.
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Drag until the stroke is the shape you want.
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If you have access to a brushstroke that is not listed in the Brushstroke list
box, you can apply it by clicking the Browse button on the property bar, and
locating the brushstroke file.
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To create a custom brushstroke |
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Select an object or a set of grouped objects.
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Click the Linear pattern tools button, and click the Linear pattern brush
tool
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Click the object or grouped objects.
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Click the Save linear pattern stroke button
on the property bar.
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Type a filename for the brushstroke.
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Click Save.
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Example of a custom linear pattern brushstroke
You can also create custom brushstrokes by clicking Window Linear
patterns and specifying the settings that you want in the Linear patterns
docker.
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