Compatible with Clip Studio Paint Ver. 1.10.5

 

Adjusting and operating the [Layer] palette

<Adjustment of the pallet width>

When using Clip Studio Paint for the first time, try widening the width of the [Layer] palette. If the width of the pallet is too narrow, icons for necessary functions may be hidden.

You can adjust the width of the palette by dragging the edge of the palette.

 

<The Command bar position of the [Layer] palette>

Initially, the command bar of the [Layer] palette is located at the top. However, this can be changed to the bottom by selecting [Set command bar below list] from the menu on the upper left of the palette.

 

<Moving layers>

To change the order of the layers, move the cursor to the three lines (grip) displayed on the right side of the layer and drag & drop it.

 

You can move [Rulers] or [Layer masks] applied to a layer by selecting, dragging horizontally, and moving it to a different layer.

 

Setting up the [Quick Access] palette

 

The [Quick Access] palette is a palette that allows to register frequently used tools, commands, auto actions, and other functions. Initially, frequently used functions such as [Flip Horizontal] and [Reset Display] are already registered, but you can also easily register your own favorite functions.

 

① Tap the [Quick Access] palette icon to display the palette.

 

② Select the [Quick Access Setting] at the bottom of the palette to open the [Quick Access Setting] dialog box.

 

(3) Once the [Quick Access Settings] dialog is displayed, you can tap [Main Menu] at the top to open the category drop-down menu.

 

④ When selecting a category, the list at the bottom will change to match the category.

Select the functions you would like to register from the list and tap the [Add] button to register.

 

In addition to registering via the [Quick Access Settings], you can also register your favorite tool settings with drag & drop directly from a [Sub Tool Palette] to the [Quick Access] palette.

 

Setting up the [Command Bar]

 

As with the [Quick Access] palette, you can register frequently used tools, commands, auto actions, and so on in the [Command Bar]. Registering frequently used functions to the [Command Bar] can be very useful.

 

While things like [Create new] and [Save] are registered initially, you can register other tool settings such as brushes and colors as you prefer.

 

From the [Clip Studio Paint] menu, tap the [Command Bar Settings]. Then you can select the desired functions from the [Command Bar Settings] dialog box that appears and [Add] or [Delete] accordingly.

Note: Adding items works the same as with the [Quick Access] palette.

 

Using the Edge Keyboard

 

By using the edge keyboard, you can use modifier keys such as [Space], [Shift], and so on.

In addition, shortcuts can be assigned to keys [T1] to [T16].

The number of keys displayed depends on the orientation and resolution of the tablet's display.

Note: Shortcuts can be edited via the [Clip Studio Paint] menu > [Shortcut setting].

 

■ Galaxy/Android/Chromebook version

Tap the half-circle button at the edge of the display to show the edge keyboard. Tap the same button again to hide it.

 

■ iPad version

Swipe either from the left or right edge of the screen towards the canvas to display the [Edge Keyboard]. You can hide it by tapping on the keyboard and swiping it out of the screen.

If a semi-transparent edge keyboard appears when switching the display of the edge keyboard, please swipe in the same direction again.

 

 

Galaxy/Android/Chromebook: Turning Modifier Keys On/Off

In the Galaxy/Android/Chromebook version, you can switch modifier keys on and off in the following two ways.

[Push]: Modifier keys are on only while the button is pressed. This is suitable for when drawing with your fingers.

[Toggle]: Switch the modifier key on or off by tapping the button.This is suitable for when drawing with a pen.

▲ [Clip Studio Paint] menu > [Preferences] > [Interface] > [Edge Keyboard]