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Twirl tool | Corel draw 2020 | Beginner Tutorial | Detail | in Hindi.

You can add twirl effects to objects. You can set the radius, speed, and direction of the twirl effects, and you can use the pressure of your digital pen to change the intensity of the twirl effect. Adding a twirl effect. To add a twirl effect to an object. #Smudging and smearing objects- Smudging and smearing let you shape an object by pulling extensions or making indents along its outline. With smudging, the extensions and indents resemble streaks that vary little in width as you drag with the Smudge brush tool. With smearing, the extensions and indents have a more fluid shape that decreases in width as you drag with the Smear tool. 1-Smudging objects- When applying smudging to an object, you can control the extent and shape of the distortion whether you activate the controls for the graphics tablet stylus or use the settings that apply to a mouse. The smudging effect responds to both the angle of rotation — or bearing — and the tilt angle of a graphics tablet stylus. Rotating the stylus changes the angle of the smudging effect and tilting the stylus flattens the brush tip and changes the shape of the smudging. If you are using a mouse, you can simulate the bearing and tilt of the stylus by specifying values. Increasing the bearing angle from 0 - 359° changes the angle of the brushstroke. As you decrease the tilt angle from 90° - 15°, you change the smudging shape by flattening the brush tip. Smudging can respond to the pressure of a stylus on a tablet where the smudging widens with more pressure and narrows with less. If you are using a mouse or want to override stylus pressure, you can enter real values to simulate the pressure of a stylus on a graphics tablet. Negative values to -10 create a narrowing distortion, 0 maintains an even stroke width, and positive values to 10 create an expanding distortion. Whether you are using a stylus or a mouse, you can specify the nib size. The nib size determines the width of the smudging applied to an object. 2-Smearing objects- To control the smearing effect, you can set the size of the brush nib and the amount of effect to apply, and you can use the pressure of your digital pen. You can use smooth curves or curves with sharp corners when smearing objects. To smudge an object Back to Top 1.Select an object using the Pick tool . 2.In the toolbox, click the Smudge brush tool . 3.Do one of the following: •To smudge the inside of an object, click outside an object, and drag inwards. •To smudge the outside of an object, click inside an object, and drag outwards. You can also- Change the size of the brush nib. Type a value in the Nib size box on the property bar. Change the size of the brush nib when using the graphics stylus Click the Pen pressure button on the property bar and apply pressure to the stylus. Widen or narrow the smudging Type a value between -10 and 10 in the Dry out box on the property bar. Specify the shape of the smudging Type a value between 15 and 90 in the Tilt box on the property bar. Change the shape of the smudging when using the graphics stylus Click the Pen tilt button on the property bar. Specify the angle of the nib shape for smudging Type a value between 0 and 359 in the Bearing box on the property bar. Change the angle of the nib shape for smudging when using the graphics stylus Click the Pen bearing button on the property bar. To smear an object Back to Top 1.Select an object by using the Pick tool . 2.In the toolbox, click the Smear tool . 3.Do one of the following: •To smear the outside of an object, click outside an object, close to its edge, and drag outwards. •To smear the inside of an object, click inside an object, close to its edge, and drag inwards. You can also Change the radius of the brush nib Type a value in the Nib radius box on the property bar. Set the amount of smearing Type a value in the Pressure box. Use the pressure of a digital pen to control the amount of smearing Click the Pen pressure button on the property bar. Use smooth curves when smearing Click the Smooth smear button . Use curves with sharp corners when smearing Click the Pointy smear button . The difference between a smooth smear and pointy smear is noticeable only with higher Pressure values. Complete tutorials-    • CorelDraw 2020   Please like and Subscribe Thanks for Watching....