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The Respect Protected Colour option prevent the colours you marked as protected in the Colour view to be repainted using the Repaint Brush mode or any of the painting tools.

Brush strokes will flatten with brush strokes and pencil lines will flatten with pencil lines. When enabled, the Auto-Flatten mode automatically flattens the new lines created with the existing artwork as you draw in the Drawing or Camera view. Create Colour Art AutomaticallyĪs you draw in the Line Art layer, the Create Colour Art Automatically automatically creates the corresponding strokes in the Colour Art layer.

You can use this mode to paint tones or highlights onto your character. It also automatically flattens each of its brush lines so it does not add new brush lines on top of existing ones. The Repaint Brush is used to repaint zones that have already been painted, it will not affect empty zones or pencil lines. When the Draw Behind mode is enabled, the lines you draw will appear behind the art that already exists. The Normal Brush Mode creates contour lines as you draw, adding each brush lines on top of the last ones. These are the options available for the Brush tool: Check to make sure the Apply to Multiple Drawings button remains selected.When you select the Brush tool, its properties and options appear in the Tool Properties view.

Experiment with using different colours and selecting different objects to colour.

The objects you selected change to the colour you selected.

In the Camera view, drag around the drawings you want to paint with the new colour.

In the Tool Properties view, click the Apply to Multiple Drawings button to paint multiple drawings.

From the Tools toolbar, select the Paint tool.

From the Tools toolbar, select the Onion Skin tool and adjust its settings to display multiple drawings.

Repeat this process and create different colour swatches.

You can use the Dropper to select a colour from the interface or anything on your screen.

Double-click the colour swatch to open the Colour Picker window and select a new colour.

Double-click on the name of the new colour swatch and give it an appropriate name.

In the Colour view, click the Add Colour button to create a new colour swatch.

Use the Enable/Disable All button or press D.

In the Timeline view, turn off all the layers except the Colour_Animation layer.

Start Harmony and open your Bouncing_Ball scene.