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386 Corel Painter X3 Getting Started Guide
Well controls
The We ll controls determine how a brush conveys its medium (color) to the paper. The
Resaturation, Bleed, and Dryout controls work together to determine how much
color a brush has at the start and finish of a stroke.
Resaturation lets you control the amount of color that is replenished in a stroke. If it
is set at zero, the brush does not produce any color. When Resaturation is less than
10% (and Bleed is less), a brushstroke fades in gently. When the Resaturation slider
is set at zero and Bleed is set high, an airbrush can move underlying colors, as when
just the airbrush hose is used to blow paint around on the canvas.
Brushstrokes with Resaturation set to 25% (top) and 100% (bottom)
Bleed lets you control how much the brush colors smear underlying colors, including
the paper color. When Bleed is higher than resaturation, more color bleeds than covers,
so the stroke never reaches full opacity.
Brushstrokes with Bleed set to 55% (left) and 1% (right)
You can also apply an Expression setting to the Resat and Bleed controls to link them
to a stylus or mouse movement. You can choose different Expression settings for each.
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