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Reza Saheban #1
Changing the color of brush
How can I change the color of a default brush ( FH MX)?
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Reza
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James E. Talmage #2 Re: Changing the color of brush
FH Brushes are based on Symbols contained in the Library. So in FH, edit the
Symbol to change the Brush.
Look in the Library palette. You'll see a folder named Brush Tips. Open that
folder. You'll see a Symbol named Default. DoubleClick that Symbol and it
will open in its own window, allowing you to edit it. When done, close the
window. Paths to which Brushes are applied which use that Symbol will update
accordingly.
JET
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