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The « MyPaint Brushes » dialog is used to select a MyPaint brush, for use with painting tools: see the MyPaint Brush tool section for more information on MyPaint brushes and how they are used in GIMP. The dialog also gives you access to several functions for manipulating brushes. You can select a brush by clicking on it in the list: it will then be shown in the Tool Options area of the Toolbox when the MyPaint Brush is the active tool.
The « MyPaint Brushes » dialog is a dockable dialog. See the section Dialogs and Docking for help on manipulating it.
Vous pouvez y accéder :
From an image menu: → → .
From the Tab menu in any dockable dialog by clicking on
and selecting
→ .
From the Tool Options dialog for any of the paint tools, by clicking on the MyPaint Brush icon button, you get a popup with similar functionality that permits you to quickly choose a brush from the list; if you click on the button present on the right bottom of the popup, you open the real MyPaint brush dialog.
La fenêtre de dialogue des « Brosses » simplifiée
Cette fenêtre possède cinq boutons, clairement expliqués par des bulles d’aide.
Aperçus plus petits
Aperçus plus grands
Afficher en liste
Afficher en grille
Open the MyPaint brush selection dialog
Notez que, selon vos Préférences, une brosse sélectionnée ne s’appliquera qu’à l’outil en cours. Voyez la section Tool Option Preferences pour plus d’informations.
Dans le menu Onglets, vous avez le choix entre et . En mode grille, les motifs sont disposés dans un agréable tableau rectangulaire. En mode Liste, les motifs sont alignés verticalement avec leur nom.
Dans le menu d’onglets, l’option Taille des aperçus vous permet d’adapter la taille des aperçus des motifs à votre goût.
At the top of the dialog appears a filter box where you can filter the MyPaint brushes shown based on their tags; and the name of the currently selected brush.
In the center a grid view of all available brushes is shown, with the currently selected one outlined. Below the grid is a box that shows the tags assigned to the currently selected brush.
For the most part, the dialog works the same way in List mode as in Grid mode, with the following exception: the name of the current brush isn't shown at the top.
When you click on a brush preview, it becomes the current brush and it gets selected in the MyPaint Brush Tool Options. You can also click on buttons at the bottom of the dialog to perform various actions.
You can use tags to reorganize the MyPaint brushes display. See Section 3.7, « Mots-clés ».
At the bottom of the dialog you find the following buttons:
This is currently always disabled since GIMP does not support editing MyPaint brushes. This is also the reason why there is no create new brush button.
This button is also always disabled.
This option is always disabled as far as I have seen.
If you add brushes to your personal
MyPaint brushes
folder or any other folder in your MyPaint brushes search path,
this button causes the list to be reloaded, so that the new
entries will be available in the dialog.
Some of functions performed by these buttons can also be accessed from the dialog pop-up menu, activated by right-clicking anywhere in the brush grid/list, or by choosing the top item, , from the dialog Tab menu.
Right clicking on a brush preview opens a context menu. Most of the commands of this submenu are described with the Buttons, except for the following.
