You can zoom the image in and out by holding down Ctrl/ Cmd+ Alt, clicking and dragging. To clone from an external image, drag the image from the Image Manager (or from a shelf) onto the main canvas. This lets you make fine adjustments to the paint already baked into a layer, or to clone sections of paint from one layer to another (for example, to clone from a displacement channel into the diffuse channel to get the basic details of the If you are cloning from the current channel and layer, you won't see any visible effects, as Mari is just copying the paint right on top of itself, but you can then switch tools and edit the paint and then re-bake. As you paint, Mari copies the area you paint from the layer surface into the paint buffer. When you set the source point, hold down Shift+ Ctrl, or Cmd+ Ctrl for Mac, and click on the model. To clone from the surface straight up into the paint buffer directly over the clone point, select the layer to clone from as normal. To clone from surface directly into the buffer: 1. If you're trying to clone and getting nothing, check that there actually is unbaked paint on the area you're cloning from! It's as if you're trying to paint from an area that doesn't have anything on it. Tip:Bear in mind that if a particular area doesn't have any unbaked paint on it (that is, there is no data in the paint buffer for that area), no clone data is available from the area.
The default value for Source is Current Paint Target.
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The list includes all channels in your project, plus Painting (clone from the unbaked paint) and Image (clone from an external image). In the Tool Properties toolbar at the top of the screen, select the clone source from the Source dropdown. If you haven't already, select the Clone Stamp tool. In the picture below, the orange has been cloned to appear as part of the apple.To clone from an existing current layer: 1. In this respect, Hardness can be considered the strength of the antialiasing used to soften edges.īecause of the relationship between Hardness and Antialiasing the Hardness setting is ignored if Antialiasing is disabled.Ī low Hardness value can be used to make stamped regions less obvious.Ī Blend Mode can also be applied, much like a layer blend only specific to the tool path. See Blend Modes for more information. Reducing the Hardness setting has the effect of softening the edge of the stamp. To break the link, set a new source point by holding down the Ctrl key and clicking at a different location.Ĭlone Stamp inherits the Brush Width, Hardness and Antialiasing settings from the Tool Bar. This relationship will persist through tool changes and other editing operations. Once the relationship is set, the points remain locked together.Ĭlone source and destination are locked together once cloning starts.
The relationship between the source and destination is fixed once the actual cloning is started. Note that the source point moves in the same path as the tool when cloning starts. This results in the tool path being copied as a stripe rather than just the source point. Click and drag to copy from the source to the destination. Navigate to the destination location (where you want the pixels to be copied to). The source location will remain where it was set. Repeating Ctrl + Click sequence resets the source to the newly clicked location. Set the source point by holding down the Ctrl key and clicking on the source image.
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