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Creating and modifying custom palettes

You can create custom palettes to speed up your work and quickly access the brushes, papers, flow maps, media, menu commands, and tools that you use most often. For example, you can place items from the Brush library panel or any of the Media panels in a custom palette. You can also add commands from the main menus or panel options to custom palettes.

Items that appear on a custom palette are references (aliases or shortcuts) to the original. This means that if you change the original — for example, by modifying and saving a brush variant — the custom panel button loads the newest version. However, if you delete the original, Corel Painter won’t be able to find the item again to load in the custom palette.

You can change how items on a custom palette are displayed. For example, you can display them as text, icons, or wide icons.

Custom palettes behave like the standard panels. For more information about working with panels, see Rearranging panels and palettes.

To quickly create a custom palette Back to Top
To add menu commands, controls, or tools to a custom palette Back to Top

 

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You can add brush variants that are stored in different brush libraries to the same custom palette. When you choose a brush variant from the custom palette, the brush library in which the brush variant is stored is automatically loaded in the Brush library panel. This allows you to quickly switch between brush libraries.

To rearrange controls on a custom palette Back to Top
To open or close a custom palette Back to Top

 

Choose Window Custom Palette [Custom Panel Name].
To change the appearance of items on a custom palette Back to Top

 

Choose Set Custom Icon, and locate the image you want.
Choose Text View.
Choose Icon View or Wide Icon View.

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To change the size of the icons, click the Options button in the custom palette, and choose Small Icons or Large Icons.


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