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Paint Shop Pro X User Guide - FTP - Corel Corporation

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2 On the Tool Options palette, choose the type of warp in the Warp Modes groupbox:• Push — pushes pixels in the direction of the stroke for an effect similar tosmearing paint. This warp mode is time-independent.• Expand — pushes pixels away from the center of the brush• Contract — pulls pixels into the center of the brush• Right Twirl — rotates pixels clockwise around the center of the brush• Left Twirl — rotates pixels counterclockwise around the center of the brush• Noise — causes random movements of pixels under the brush• Iron Out — removes unapplied warps. This warp mode is time-independent.• Unwarp — removes unapplied warps3 Specify the brush options, such as size and hardness.For more information about setting brush options, see “Choosing brush options” inthe Help.Note: Unlike other brushes, the size of the Warp Brush tool can be adjusted onlyon the Tool Options palette, not through the keyboard.4 Type or set a value in the Strength control to determine the strength of thewarping effect.Full strength is 100%; minimum strength is 1%.5 Select an Edge Mode, a Draft Quality, and Final Apply quality.6 Drag in the image.For the time-dependent warp modes, you can also place the pointer at oneposition (instead of dragging) and hold down the mouse button to repeat theeffect in one area.To unwarp an area, click the Iron Out or Unwarp button on the ToolsOptions palette, and click over the area that you want to restore.You can also use the Mesh Warp tool to warp images. For more information,see “To warp image areas by using a grid” in the Help.88 <strong>Corel</strong> <strong>Paint</strong> <strong>Shop</strong> <strong>Pro</strong> X <strong>User</strong> <strong>Guide</strong>

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