In the 2D Viewport Editor, with Object: Grease Pencil Tools active (checked) Note: Stroke in

the Outliner Editor. This has previously been describe as the Canvas in which Strokes are

Drawn and contains the two Layers named Lines and Fills. Stroke is a Datablock containing the

information for the Canvas and as such is a Grease Pencil Object.

To use the Object: Grease Pencil Tools, Add-on you must have a Grease Pencil Object in the

Blender File. If there is no Grease Pencil Object in the File go to Object Mode and in the 2D

Viewport Editor click on Add – Grease Pencil – Blank. Doing so, enters a grease Pencil Object

in the Outliner Editor named GPencil.

Change the 2D Viewport Editor to Draw Mode. Have Stroke or GPencil selected in the

Outliner Editor.

With the Add-on, Object: Grease Pencil Tools active, press the N Key (with the Mouse Cursor in

the 2D Viewport Editor) to display the Object Properties Panel. Note: The Grease Pencil Tab at

the RH Side of the Panel. Click the Tab to display options.

Press the N Key

Select the

Grease Pencil Tab

Grease Pencil Tools options display when the

Object: Grease Pencil Tools, Add-on is active.

This is shown here for information only.

Figure 19.14

Object Properties Panel

Figure 19.15

With the Add-on Object: Grease Pencil Tools active go to

the Properties Editor, Active Tool and

Settings. In the Brushes Tab click the Brush Specials

button and in the selection menu that displays click on

Download and import brush pack.

A notification displays at the bottom

of the Screen when the download

and installation is completed.

Workspace

Brush Specials

Figure 19.16

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