Moving, collapsing, and closing palettes
One of my favorite things about Clip Studio Paint is how customizable it is. We can customize not only our tools but also the interface of the program to make it look however we want it to look. This means that we can set up the program palettes and toolbars to give us the most efficient workflow, making our process as streamlined as possible. The process of moving, closing, and rearranging palettes is very easy, so let’s get right to it.
Moving a palette
Let’s start off by moving a palette to a new location in the Clip Studio Paint interface. I’ll be working with the Tool property palette in this example, but this can be done with any palette you choose. Follow these steps to move a palette:
- Locate the palette to be moved.
- Put the mouse cursor over the name on the tab of the palette. The tab will be highlighted in blue when the mouse cursor is in the correct position.
- Hold down the left mouse...