The deflate brush does the exact opposite of the inflate brush. Hold down the ALT key to deflate instead. This is the brush used most often for fixing clipping. Using the inflate brush pushes the vertices towards the cameraalong the normal direction of the vertex under the mouse cursor. Masked parts can't be edited with brushes or any of the other actions, and bone weights or slider data won't be copied to the masked area. You can also hold down the CTRL key while any of the other brushes are active to paint a mask without switching to the mask brush specifically. Hold down the ALT key to remove the mask by brushing. This brush allows you to mask and unmask certain parts of meshes. With this tool, you can simply click on a single shape in the viewport and it will become the selection for brushing and other actions. The higher the spacing, the fewer times the brush will update as you stroke. The spacing is the amount you have to drag the mouse for the next brush action to happen.
The focus is a falloff for the brush stroke from the center to the border of the circle.Ī higher focus means that the outer areas of the brush circle are affected stronger. In here you can change the size of the brush circle, the strength and focus of the effect, and the spacing between brush actions. You can expand the settings panel for brushes by clicking on Brush Settings at the top of the Outfit Studio frame. They can be used to modify the meshes of a project in all kinds of ways.
Outfit Studio provides you with multiple brush tools that can be activated in the toolbar or menu bar.
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