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About Batch Paint

Batch Paint

Using Sources

 

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Accessing Batch Paint

Paint is accessed from the Batch module.

To access Batch Paint:

1. From the Processing menu, click Batch.
2. In the Batch module node bin, double-click the Paint node or drag the node to the Batch schematic.
3. Attach a clip or node output to the front tab.
4. Attach a clip or node output to the matte tab. If a matte clip is not attached, the node interprets the missing input as a white clip.
5. In the Batch schematic, double-click the Paint node.

   The Batch Paint menu appears.

   
   

   (a) Source controls  (b) Sources List  

   
   

   (a) Current Colour Pot  (b) Current Brush  

   NoteThe Parent and Delete options in the Paint Tools box are standard Batch features and are not used in Batch Paint.

Source Controls and Sources List Displays the front clip, matte clip, and sources. The Sources list manages the sources attached to the current node. A source is composed of a front source and a matte source. See Using Sources.

Brush Attributes Sets the size of the brush and other brush attributes affecting how paint is applied to the canvas. See Brush Attributes and Attribute Modes.

Paint Mode Sets the type of paint operation that is applied to the brush. Some brushes paint in a colour; others use contents of the result or a source. See Using Paint Modes and Using Blending Modes.

Matte controls Defines the area that can be used to paint. You can paint on the entire canvas or areas delimited by the matte properties. See Restricting Strokes with the Source Matte and Restricting Brush Strokes.

Canvas controls Controls clearing and wiping the canvas at the current frame. See Using the Canvas.

Colour pots Displays the default palette colours that can be used for brushes and wipes.

Brushes Displays default brush strokes.

The following views are available in Batch Paint.