The following
            describes the properties for the items that appear on the Paint
               Tools tray (that is, Paint Brush, Projection, Airbrush, Pencil, Paint
               Erase, Clone, Dry, Blur, Dodge, Burn, Contrast, Sponge, Hue, Hue
               Shift, and Invert. 
         
         NoteSome properties are
               not used for all tools.
            
          
         General
            
            - Color
 
               - 
                  
Displays the
                        current color for the Paint Brush.
                        Clicking the color box displays the Paint Tool Color window
                        which lets you modify the color assigned to the Paint
                           Brush color.
                     
                   
                - Affect
 
               - 
                  
Specific to the Dodge and Burn tools.
                        The presets let you bias the lightening (Dodge) or
                        darkening (Burn) effect that occurs within
                        the specified tonal range in the areas you stroke:
                     
                     
                        - Midtones -
                           Affects the mid-tones (gray value range) on the texture image in
                           the areas you stroke.
                        
 
                        - Highlights - Affects
                           the light gray to white values on the texture image in the areas
                           you stroke.
                        
 
                        - Shadows - Affects
                           the darker gray to black tones on the texture image in the areas
                           you stroke.
                        
 
                        - All - Affects
                           all tones on the texture image in the areas you stroke.
                        
 
                     
                     NoteRepeated strokes
                           of the tool in the same area of an image build up the effect.
                        
                      
                   
                - Exposure
 
               - 
                  
Specific to the Dodge and Burn tools.
                        Controls the amount of lightening or darkening that occurs on the
                        affected pixels for each stroke of the brush depending on the Affect property
                        setting (Midtones, Highlights, Shadows, or All).
                     
                   
                - Blur Strength
 
               - 
                  
Specific to the Blur tool.
                        Determines the size of the circular area (in pixels) that is sampled
                        for determining the amount of blur. The larger the radius, the greater
                        the amount of blur that occurs. For more information, see 
                                 Blur detail in painted textures.
                     
                   
                - Contrast
 
               - 
                  
Specific to the Contrast brush. Controls
                        the difference between light and dark pixels. A positive Contrast value increases
                        the contrast. Negative values reduce it. The range is -10 to 10.
                        The default setting is 1.
                     
                   
                - Amount
 
               - 
                  
Specific to the Sponge brush. Increases
                        or decreases the color saturation for pixels in an image in the
                        areas you stroke.
                     
                     A positive value for
                        the Amount property decreases a
                        pixel’s color saturation, while a negative value increases it. The
                        range is -1 to 1. The default setting is 1.
                     
                   
                - Hue Shift
 
               - 
                  
Specific to the Hue
                           Shift brush. Hue values are shifted by the amount you
                        specify in degrees around the color ring relative from their current
                        value. For example, a Hue Shift setting
                        of 90 degrees shifts a red pixel hue color to become green (based
                        on a counter-clockwise direction around the color ring). You can
                        enter either positive or negative values ranging between 1 to 180
                        degrees and also use the Color Chooser for
                        reference. For more information, see 
                                 Using the Color Chooser.
                     
                   
                - Size
 
               - 
                  
Sets the radius of the tool.
                        Size is measured in world space units (for example, by default a
                        Size of 100 = a radius of 100 centimeters). Hotkeys: press b + left-mouse-button
                        and drag the mouse, or use [ (to reduce size) ] (to increase size).
                     
                   
                - Strength
 
               - 
                  
Determines how much the
                        paint tool is applied with each stroke. Hotkey: press m + left-mouse-button
                        and drag the stylus/mouse, or use ; (to reduce strength) ' (to increase strength).
                     
                   
                - Mirror 
 
               - 
                  
Reflects a stroke from
                        one side of a model to the other, along the specified axis:
                     
                     
                        - Off - strokes
                           are not reflected.
                        
 
                        - X - strokes are
                           reflected across the world space X axis.
                        
 
                        - Y - strokes are
                           reflected across the world space Y axis.
                        
 
                        - Z - strokes are
                           reflected across the world space Z axis.
                        
 
                        - Local X - strokes
                           are reflected across the local space X axis.
                        
 
                        - Local Y - strokes
                           are reflected across the local space Y axis.
                        
 
                        - Local Z - strokes
                           are reflected across the local space Z axis.
                        
 
                        - Tangent - strokes
                           are reflected across the topological center line of a topologically
                           symmetrical model. To use tangent space mirroring on a model, you
                           must first identify the model's topological center by selecting
                           two faces that straddle the center line and then selecting Edit
                              > Set Topological Center. For models with n-sided faces
                           this procedure needs to be repeated on level1. 
                        
 
                     
                   
                - Use Stamp Image
 
               - 
                  
Turns on the selected stamp
                        for the tool. Stamps modify the strength of the sculpt brush according
                        to the gray scale values in the stamp image. The darker the overall
                        values the lower the strength of the tool. Not all sculpt brushes
                        work with Stamps.
                     
                   
                - Orient To Stroke
 
               - 
                  
Orients the stamp such that
                        its top points along the direction of the stroke.
                     
                   
                - Rotate
 
               - 
                  
Rotates the stamp image clockwise.
                     
                   
                - Horizontal Flip
 
               - 
                  
Flips the stamp image horizontally.
                     
                   
                - Vertical Flip
 
               - 
                  
Flips the stamp image vertically.
                     
                   
                - Randomize
 
               - 
                  
Turns on the randomize features
                        for the tool stamp.
                     
                   
                - Random Horizontal Offset
 
               - 
                  
Randomizes the horizontal
                        position of the brush tip dynamically through the stroke.
                     
                   
                - Random Vertical Offset
 
               - 
                  
Randomizes the vertical position
                        of the brush tip dynamically through the stroke.
                     
                   
                - Randomize Rotate
 
               - 
                  
Randomizes the rotation of
                        the brush tip dynamically through the stroke.
                     
                   
                - Randomize Scale
 
               - 
                  
Randomizes the size of the
                        brush tip dynamically through the stroke.
                     
                   
                - Randomize Strength
 
               - 
                  
Randomizes the strength of
                        the brush tip dynamically through the stroke.
                     
                   
                - Horizontal Flips
 
               - 
                  
Randomly flips the position
                        of the brush tip along its X axis dynamically through the stroke.
                     
                   
                - Vertical Flips
 
               - 
                  
Randomly flips the position
                        of the brush tip along its Y axis dynamically through the stroke.
                     
                   
                - Stamp Spacing
 
               - 
                  
Controls the stroke’s stamp
                        frequency/continuity when using a sculpt or paint tool. Depending
                        on the Size and Falloff settings
                        for a tool, the Stamp Spacing can be set to
                        a higher value to refine the tools behavior and improve the appearance
                        of the resulting stroke. The default setting is 0 and ranges between
                        0 and 100. The higher the setting, the more visible gaps occur on
                        the stroke depending on the tool settings.
                     
                   
                - Steady Stroke
 
               - 
                  
An option that helps
                        to produce a smoother tool stroke by filtering mouse/stylus movements.
                        When Steady Stroke is turned on
                        a vector displays on the tool cursor and the stroke is not drawn
                        on the model until the mouse/stylus has moved a distance equal to
                        the length of the vector. The length of the vector is controlled
                        by the Steady Stroke Distance property.
                     
                   
                - Steady Stroke Distance
 
               - 
                  
Sets the length of the Steady
                        Stroke vector on the tool cursor. This distance limits when the
                        stroke will be drawn when the stroke is made on the model.
                     
                   
                
            
          
         Falloff
            
            - Falloff
 
               - 
                  
Specifies how
                        the sculpt tool has a diminishing effect (or not) from its center
                        point to its outer edge. The falloff is represented as a curve that
                        can be edited.
                     
                     Falloff presets are available
                        in the Falloff tool tray.
                     
                     The following options
                        describe items that appear when you right click in the falloff image
                        within the Properties window:
                     
                     
                        - Insert Point -
                           inserts a new point under the cursor. 
                        
 
                        - Select Point -
                           selects the point under the cursor (when the cursor is hovering
                           over a point).
                        
 
                        - Delete Point -
                           deletes the point under the cursor (when the cursor is hovering
                           over a point).
                        
 
                     
                   
                - Snap
 
               - 
                  
Constrains points to
                        the grid.
                     
                   
                - Store To
 
               - 
                  
Save the current falloff curve
                        to the tray.
                     
                   
                
            
          
         Advanced
            
            - Remember Size
 
               - 
                  
Preserves the size of the brush
                        between usage. With Remember Size off, the brush will inherit the size
                        of the brush used before it.
                     
                   
                - Orient To Surface
 
               - 
                  
Orients the tool ring display
                        (in the 3D View) along the normal of the face under the center of
                        the ring. Orient To Surface does not influence the effect of the brush
                        on the surface -- only the display of the cursor.
                     
                   
                
            
            Pen Pressure
               
               - Min Size
 
                  - 
                     
Specifies how
                           small the tool size is when the lightest pressure is applied to
                           the pen. Min Size is expressed as a
                           percentage of the primary tool’s Size property.
                           For example, a Min Size of 100 indicates there
                           is no size variance, regardless of the pressure applied.
                        
                      
                   - Min Strength
 
                  - 
                     
Specifies how weak the tool
                           strength is when the lightest pressure is applied to the pen. Min Strength is
                           expressed as a percentage of the primary tool Strength. For example,
                           a Min Strength of 100 indicates
                           there is no strength variance, regardless of the pressure applied.