7. Checking Preferences
Compatible with Clip Studio Paint Ver. 3.1.0
This will show you basic points for you to customize Clip Studio Paint for easy use.
Select [Clip Studio Paint] menu > [Preferences] to display the [Preferences] dialog box.
Within the [Preferences], you can set the color of the interface (display), unit, the shape of the cursor, the number of undos and so on.
It is usually a good idea to first check what kind of settings you can adjust before you do anything else.
Changing the interface color
In Clip Studio Paint it is possible to change the color of interface.
You can change the color via the [Color] settings by selecting [Interface] in the [Preferences] dialog.
<Dark mode>
<Light mode>
Layout Settings
You can choose between two different layouts for the tablet version: Simple Mode and Studio Mode.
Simple Mode
Simple Mode is an interface that maximizes the use of your device's screen and gives access to all the basic functions necessary for illustration, as well as additional select functions.
It is recommended for those who are creating artwork for the first time or for want a more intuitive drawing experience.
Studio Mode
Studio Mode is a conventional interface that allows you to use all the functions available in Clip Studio Paint.
This mode is recommended when you need multi-function access.
If you prefer to use the same layout as the Windows/macOS version, you can change this in [Preferences].
If you select [Preferences] > [Interface] and uncheck the [Layout] check box, the display will be the same as the Windows/macOS version.
When Layout is turned on
< When the [Layout] is unchecked (Same as Windows/macOS version)>
Actual size of display
When creating works for printing, it is recommended to adjust the [Display resolution] so that the canvas displays at the actual size within Clip Studio Paint.
Confirm the size when printing from the [View] menu > [Print size].
① Tap the [Settings] button in [Preferences] > [Canvas] > [Display resolution].
② When [Settings of display resolution] is shown, the display matches the scale of an actual ruler.
Adjust the scale by operating the slider.
If you frequently use the [Print size] option, it is convenient to register this in the [Command Bar] or the [Quick Access Palette]. Registration methods are explained in the next section.
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