I have seen this come up when i have tried to follow a tutorial for Photoshop. Any joy? Or does anyone else have any input? I wonder about a PSP equivilant too PhotoGraham. Originally posted at 6:42AM, 8 September 2006 PDT It's a bit like the Gradient fill edit option, where you can define colours along the gradient, but the distance along the gradient is the input pixel intensity and the colour o nthe gradient is the output colour. The idea is to change pixels to colours based on the pixel intensity and some mapping. Other names for this could be false colour or pseudo colour. On the Materials palette, click the Swatches tab, and perform a task from the following table.Does anyone know how to map intensities to colours in PSPX? There is a'Gradient map' feature in Photoshop but I can't find any equivalent in PSPX. To rename a swatchĬlick the More Options button, and choose Rename Swatch. You can also click the More Options button, and choose Delete Swatch. You can also click the swatch, click the More Options button, and then choose Edit Swatch. To select a swatch as the background material, right-click the swatch.ĭouble-click the swatch you want to edit.Įdit the style (color, gradient, or pattern) or the texture for the material. To select a swatch as the foreground material, click the swatch. You can also click the More Options button on the Swatches tab of the Materials palette, and then choose New Swatch. Select the style (color, gradient, or pattern) and the texture for the material. The Material Properties dialog box appears. This name appears as a tooltip when you hold the pointer over the swatch on the Materials palette. On the Materials palette, click the Swatches tab. You can also change the way swatches are displayed. You can select, create, edit, delete, and rename swatches. Swatches offer a way to save your favorite colors, styles, and materials so that you can access them quickly when you are working on projects.

Swatches are styles or materials created from colors, gradients, patterns, or textures that you can save to use again. Corel PaintShop Pro Help : Working with colors and materials : Working with swatches

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