User Guide

Corel Painter 193
5 Begin painting in the destination
area.
Note
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You can set the destination area before
painting by clicking while holding down
Option + Shift (Mac OS) or Alt + Shift
(Windows). A red marker indicates the
destination area.
Cloning within a document with the
destination marker showing.
To clone point-to-point between
documents:
1 Do one of the following:
• Choose a Cloner brush from
the Brush selector bar.
• Enable the Clone Color option
on the Colors palette.
• Click the palette menu arrow
on the Colors palette, and
choose Use Clone Color.
2 Choose File menu > Clone
Source, and choose the image you
want to reference.
If no image is set as a clone source,
the brush will reference the
current pattern.
3 Hold down Option (Mac OS) or
Alt (Windows), and click inside
the source document to set the
reference point for the source area.
A green marker appears on the
image to indicate the reference
point for the source imagery.
4 Select the destination document.
5 Hold down Option + Shift
(Mac OS) or Alt + Shift
(Windows), and click inside the
source document to set the
reference point for the destination
area.
A red marker appears on the image
to indicate the reference point for
the destination imagery.
6 Start painting at the point you
want to begin applying the source
imagery.
To change to a crosshair cursor:
1 Choose Edit menu >
Preferences> General.
2 In the Preferences dialog box,
enable the Indicate Clone Source
With Crosshairs While Cloning
option.
The crosshairs indicate which area
of the original image you're
cloning as you paint.
Multi-Point Cloning
The Cloner brush category holds
variants that use multi-point cloning
to apply a transformation to the source
imagery at the time you clone it. To
take advantage of the cool cloning
effects you can get with these variants,
multi-point cloning requires you to set
multiple source and destination
reference points.