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Guide lines in the center of the canvas
The [Align and Distribute] palette, added in Clip Studio Paint 2.0, can also align guide lines.
Use the Object tool to create guide lines by dragging from the rulers at the top and left of the canvas, which are displayed in the View menu - Ruler, into the canvas.
First, use the [Object] tool to click on the guide lines to select them. Set [Alignment] to [Canvas], and align the displayed horizontal and vertical guide lines to the center position using the [Center] button in the alignment menu.
The guide line is now centered on the canvas.
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