To reset, just go to the View menu again and choose the first option, ‘Reset Rotate/Invert’ and the document will go back to its original view. Now you can view your document flipped very easily. To flip your canvas in clip studio paint, you can go to ‘View -> Rotate/Invert -> Flip Horizontal’ or ‘View -> Rotate/Invert -> Flip Vertical’. Just flip horizontally and then back to the original position to be sure everything is in the right places.
I actually use this one all the time! Simple press ‘R’ on your keyboard and now you can rotate your canvas at will.īesides rotating you can also just flip clip studio paint’s canvas horizontally or vertically! Again, this is going to be very helpful to you when drawing characters and their faces.
The same answer can be found in forums two years ago, it's just copy-n-paste.If instead, you really want to flip or rotate your canvas because you decided your work looks better in another position, you can go to ‘Edit -> Rotate/Invert canvas’ and choose one of the options.įinally, there’s is also a rotating tool that you can use and can help you a lot. This is what Wacom calls "Standard Gestures" if I'm correct.Īn inquiry to the Wacom support did result in installing various older driver versions, no change.Īn inquiry to the CSP suppot did result in the answer "CSP does not fully support touch gestures". This way, proper canvas movement is not possible, arguably. It took me a while to understand what was happening there: Touch gestures are not interpreted by CSP, but the Wacom driver instead, and sent as simulated "key strokes" or mouse wheel actions to CSP. When I finally set everything up (freshly installed Windows 10, latest Wacom Drivers 6.3.32-4, latest CSP 1.8.5), the tablett PEN worked fine (pressure-sensitive).īut Touch Gestures were an absolute catastrophe: The canvas barely reacted to pinching and moving, rotating worked only clockwise but not counterclockwise and more. Both WACOM drivers and Clip Studio Paint seem to support that natively. I expected navigation to work like on the tablett: One finger for dragging the canvas, two finger pinch for rotate and zoom. Main buying argument for me was the touch support, supposedly allowing transition from painting with a Finger on an Android Tablet to a PC-based solution with a real pressure-sensitive tablett. I purchased an "Intuos Comic Creative Pen & Touch S". I've been fighting with this for quite some time and didn't come up with an solution yet, so I'll try here:
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