Paint mode

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To use a paintbrush to paint colour on a layer, click on the "Brush" icon , located in the layers toolbar. The following tools appear in the middle panel:

A colour palette for colouring the layer with the paintbrush. To look through all available palettes, use the arrow keys at the top of the palette. To look through all colours in any one palette, use the scroll bar below the palette. If you don't find the colour you need, you can select a different colour from the standard colour selection dialogue. To activate this dialogue, click on the current brush colour, or right-click on any colour in the palette. To select a paintbrush colour from a palette, just click on the desired colour. The paint colour for the brush can also be selected from the work area. To do this, click on the desired colour in the work area while pressing Shift.
Note: this feature can be used, if you need to remove original eyebrows or lips if they don't fully coincide with the selected template. Just select the colour of the model's skin as the paint colour for the brush in the work area. And then paint over the element you want to remove.

| "Brush power" slider changes the saturation of the colour applied with the brush
| "Brush size" slider changes the brush diameter

After selecting the colour, size and thickness of the brush, you can paint on the layer. Just place the cursor on the opaque part of the active layer, press the left mouse button and, keeping it pressed, move the cursor in the desired direction. If you press the right mouse button and keep it pressed while moving the cursor above the coloured parts of the layer, the original colour will be restored.