This tool has the additional Enable alignment option which lets you define whether the source should stay in place when a new stamp begins, or if it should relocate relatively to the new stamp location.Please note the source will track the movements of the target, and that the size of the source area will match the size of the brush This area of the image will then be stamped onto the target area of the image at the cursor location, when the pen tip or LMB button is pressed, using the options defined in the Tool options toolbar. You can define the source which should be stamped by holding the Alt key and clicking LMB. The Stamp tool ( T ) lets you stamp a part of the image onto another.The Brush tool ( B ) applies the primary color at the cursor location, when the pen tip or LMB button is pressed, using the options defined in the Tool options toolbar.The primary and secondary colors can be swapped ( X ) at any time

Click on any of these thumbnails to display the Color editor window and define a color.

The Color selection thumbnails let you define a primary and secondary color.Keyboard shortcuts let you access these tools quickly, and are marked below between parentheses after the tool/function name: The painting tools can be found in the Tool selection toolbar, which is placed on the left side of the 2D view panel by default. Two toolbars are displayed when the painting tools are enabled: the Tool selection toolbar and the Tool options toolbar, which are described below. These toolbars can be relocated to any side of the panel or as a floating toolbar, by clicking and holding LMB on their handle – displayed as a triple line – then releasing LMB at the desired location. The painting tools and options are arranged in toolbars within the 2D view panel.

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