PhotoPlus X6 User Guide - Serif
PhotoPlus X6 User Guide - Serif
PhotoPlus X6 User Guide - Serif
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132 Painting, Drawing, and Text<br />
To erase with the Standard Eraser:<br />
1. Select Standard Eraser from the Tools toolbar's Eraser Tools<br />
flyout.<br />
2. (Optional) Change attributes, especially brush Size and Opacity, on the<br />
context toolbar.<br />
For erasing with an airbrush effect or hard-edged brush, check the<br />
Airbrush or Hard Edge option.<br />
For tablet users, pressure sensitivity can be switched on via Brush Options<br />
(click Brush thumbnail); ensure the Controller drop-down list is set to<br />
"Pressure" on selected attributes.<br />
3. Drag with the tool on the active layer. On the Background layer, erased<br />
pixels expose the current background colour. On other layers, they expose<br />
transparency.<br />
To erase with the Background Eraser:<br />
1. Select Background Eraser from the Tools toolbar's Eraser Tools<br />
flyout.<br />
2. (Optional) Change properties on the context toolbar:<br />
• For tablet users, pressure sensitivity can be switched on via Brush<br />
Options (click Brush thumbnail); ensure the Controller dropdown<br />
list is set to "Pressure" on selected attributes.<br />
• The Tolerance setting determines the breadth of the colour range<br />
to be erased.<br />
• With "Contiguous" limits (the default), the tool erases only<br />
within-tolerance pixels adjacent to each other and within the<br />
brushes width; this tends to restrict erasure to one side of an edge<br />
or line. When you set "Discontiguous" limits, all matching pixels<br />
are erased under the brush even if they are non-adjacent (great<br />
for removing uniform background like sky). The "Edge Detected"<br />
setting can improve erasure along one side of a contrasting edge<br />
or line.