The following describes the properties for the items that appear on the Paint Tools tray (that is, Paint Brush, Projection, Airbrush, Pencil, and Erase Paint.
Determines how much the sculpt tool affects the surface. Depending on the tool, this property is represented either as a percentage of the maximum power available or as a height expressed in world space units. Hotkeys: press m + left-mouse-button and drag the stylus/mouse, or use ; (to reduce strength) ' (to increase strength).
Reflects a stroke from one side of a model to the other, along the specified axis:
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.
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.
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: