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If the drawing in the Camera or Drawing view contains the colour or texture you want to replace, select the Dropper tool in the Tools toolbar, then click on that colour or texture in the drawing. The Colour view will automatically select that colour or texture's palette as well as that colour or texture's swatch.

Select the palette in which the colour or texture swatch is located, then select the swatch you wish to replace.

In the Colour view, select the colour or texture swatch you want to replace by doing one of the following:.

In the Colour view, click on Show Colour Palettes if you want to replace a colour, gradient or texture, or on Show Pencil Texture Palettes if you want to replace a pencil texture.NOTE: You can skip this step if you intend to recolour all the drawings in your scene. You can perform this operation on the currently selected drawing, on all drawings in the current layer or in all drawings in your scene. This will actually change the colours or textures from within the drawings, without making any changes to your palette. Using the Recolour Drawing dialog, you can replace all instances of a colour or texture used in your drawings with a different colour or texture swatch. For example, you may want to only replace a colour with a different colour in specific drawings, but not in all the drawings that use the original colour, or you may want to replace a colour with a colour from a different palette without changing your palettes. However, those textures follow the shape of the line instead of tiling over your strokes.Although it is always possible to change colours and textures in existing drawings by updating the swatch in the palette, there may be situations where you want to replace a colour or texture in your drawings with a different colour or texture swatch, without updating the existing swatch. It is also possible to use textures when drawing with the Pencil tool. In the Camera or Drawing view, start drawing to test your brush settings.Otherwise, your paper textures will be positioned relative to where you start your drawing stroke, and if you draw two strokes one over the other, their paper textures will clash with each other. If you want the paper texture to always be aligned to the same grid regardless of where you draw your strokes, enable the Aligned option.

If you want your brush strokes to get more opaque as you drag your brush or when you draw over them, enable the Additive option.

Using the Texture Scale slider, select the scaling factor at which to scale the paper texture when applying it to your brush strokes.

If you wish to create your own paper texture.

In the paper texture list, select the desired paper texture.

Check the check box in the Paper Texture tab to enable paper textures.

In the Brush Properties dialog, click on the Paper Texture tab.