How to include 'Grain' in george-scripting

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Griet Bertels
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How to include 'Grain' in george-scripting

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Hello,

i am trying to customize a number of tools by creating my own panel and defining my own actions. Mostly with 'grab current tool...' But i have noticed that not all aspects that define a 'brush' or pencil are incorporated in that action. In my case i want to use a specific pencil for sketching and need the grain to be 'Hard' not 'soft'. but grain is not taken into account when using 'Grab current tool...' i have looked at the syntax for george-scripting but did not find syntax to set the grain. Can you help me out?

Kind regards,

Griet Bertels
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Hello Griet,

You're right... that's weird, the configuration should be taken in consideration when grabbing a tool. Stay tuned, maybe it is a bug :)
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Sandra has already reported this bug (as an act of sexism). :)
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Paul Fierlinger wrote:Sandra has already reported this bug (as an act of sexism). :)
:lol:
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Paul Fierlinger wrote:Sandra has already reported this bug (as an act of sexism). :)
Yes indeed..several times and the fellows, surprisingly, do not seem to notice. Thanks Ladies
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It's the nature of the fellow's beast.
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ok, i'll stay tuned...
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bug confirmed in the v10.0,
also, the Magic Number 19 which used to toggle the 2 pencil modes (Grain = Soft /Hard)
is still working in v9.5, but doesn't work anymore in v10.0 . :?
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add the following line to your stored pencil tool button, forcing the Grain to be what you want.
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tv_Pencil Grain 1

0 = soft
1 = hard

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Thank you very much, works like a charm!!

Kind regards,

Griet
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Thank you toooo :D
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