Resetting Defaults in Clip Studio Paint

As a digital artist, it's easy to get lost in the vast array of tools and settings in Clip Studio Paint. Whether you're looking to reset all defaults, restore individual brushes, or access free decorations, this guide has got you covered.

Resetting All Defaults

Sometimes, it's necessary to start from scratch. To reset all defaults in Clip Studio Paint, follow these simple steps:

1. Launch Clip Studio Paint from the Clip Studio app.
2. Hold down the Shift button while launching.
3. A pop-up window will appear with various options to restore defaults.
4. Restore any of these items to their original state, as if the app was just installed.

This will give you a fresh start, and you can begin customizing your settings and tools from scratch.

Resetting Individual Brushes

If you're using Clip Studio Paint version 1.7.4 or older, you can reset individual brushes to their default settings. Here's how:

1. Sub tool packages can be downloaded from the Materials site.
2. Use these packages to reset individual brushes to their default settings.

Note that this method only applies to older versions of Clip Studio Paint.

Accessing Free Decorations in Clip Studio

Clip Studio offers a wide range of free decorations that you can use to enhance your artwork. Here's how to access them:

1. Go to clipstudio.net and navigate to the Materials section.
2. Sign in to access the asset site.
3. Click the Detail Filter and select the following options:
   • Free as the price
   • Official as the source
4. Browse through the various packages, including pens, decorations, etc.
5. We will be working with Decorations.
6. Click Download on the desired decoration package.
7. If the Clip Studio app is not open, it will launch automatically.
8. The downloaded decoration package will appear in the Download Folder under Managed Materials in the Clip Studio app.

Clip Studio Paint Features

Clip Studio Paint offers several features that can help you manage your tools and brushes. Here are a few:

Restoring Deleted Tools

If you mistakenly delete an entire tool, you can restore it by:

1. Clicking the three little lines and selecting "Add from Default"
2. Choosing the missing tool and clicking OK to restore it, along with its associated sub-tools (brushes)

Deleting Sub-Tools (Brushes)

Be cautious when deleting sub-tools to avoid unintentionally removing important brushes. To delete a sub-tool, simply:

1. Right-click on a sub-tool (brush) to delete it

Restoring Missing Brushes in a Digital Art Program

If you've accidentally deleted a brush or lost it in the vast array of tools, don't worry! You can restore missing brushes in a digital art program using the following step-by-step process:

Step-by-Step Process:

1. Open the Subtool menu
2. Click on the three little lines to find the Subtool heading (also known as Hatching and Pattern)
3. Select the missing brush
4. Run through the process again to restore the other brush

Additional Information:

• This process allows you to restore missing brushes in a digital art program
• You can repeat the process to restore multiple missing brushes
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