Now, pick the brush set you would like to rename and tap on it to select. Your first step would be going to the Brush Library – tap on the brush icon on the top right of your toolbar. To exit the Brush Studio and save the changes you’ve made to your brush click “done” at the top right corner of your screen. Once you typed the new name, click “done” to save the new name. To change it simply tap the current name – it will bring up the keyboard.
Now when you are in the “About this brush” section, at the top you will see the current brush name. Go to the very bottom and tap “About this brush.” 3. Once you are in the Brush Studio, you would see many options to choose from on the left side – all of these options change something about the brush. Doing this will take you to the Brush Studio where you can edit this specific brush. Choose the brush that you would like to rename and tap on it. Go to your Brush Libraryįirst of all, go to your Brush Library – tap on the brush icon on the top right of your toolbar. If you set the Tilt Graph to 45 degrees, all other tilt-based features will trigger only once your brush is on a 45 degree angle.Rename an individual brush 1. A trigger point is the degree of tilt at which an attribute of your brush suddenly changes to something else. Use the Tilt Graph to set a tilt ‘trigger point’. This range of tilt corresponds with how people actually hold and use pencils. Tilt settings are best triggered between 30 to 90 degrees. Between 16 to 30 degrees, the response from the Apple Pencil may be inaccurate. Settings tied to a number within this range will have no effect. But the tip of the Apple Pencil does not physically touch the canvas between 0 to 15 degrees. The Tilt graph registers the Apple Pencil tilting from 0 to 90 degrees. At 90 degrees the Pencil is completely upright. 0 degrees means the Pencil is flat against the canvas. You can tilt your Apple Pencil through a range from 0 to 90 degrees. These Tilt settings have a trickle-down effect on all other tilt-based adjustments. Tweak the way the Apple Pencil tilt responds.
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