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You can save a brushstroke and then reapply it to the same image or other images. You can also repeat a brushstroke along the border of a path or mask. For information about applying a brushstroke to a path, see Applying brushstrokes to paths.
You can edit a saved brushstroke to create new effects by adjusting attributes such as the size, number, angle, and color of the brushstroke.
| To save a brushstroke | |
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In the toolbox, click the Paint tool  .
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On the property bar, open the Brush category picker, and click a tool.
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Choose a brushstroke from the Brush type list box.
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Click Edit  Repeat brushstroke.
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In the Repeat stroke dialog box, click the Stroke flyout arrow, and click Add last
tool stroke.
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Choose the folder where you want to save the brushstroke.
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Type a filename in the Filename box.
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| To apply a saved brushstroke | |
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In the toolbox, click the Paint tool .
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On the property bar, open the Brush category picker, and click a tool.
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Click Edit Repeat brushstroke.
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If there are two menu items called Repeat brushstroke, click the second one. |
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Choose a brushstroke from the Stroke list box.
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Click in the image window to apply the brushstroke.
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If you want to apply more than one brushstroke, continue clicking. |
| To edit a saved brushstroke | |
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In the toolbox, click the Paint tool .
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On the property bar, open the Brush category picker, and click a tool.
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Click Edit Repeat brushstroke.
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If there are two menu items called Repeat brushstroke, click the second one. |
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In the Repeat stroke dialog box, choose a saved brushstroke from the Stroke list
box.
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In the Repeat stroke dialog box, modify any attributes.
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Click in the image window to apply the brushstroke.
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