To change this so that the Text Layer formatting matches the properties that are set in the Text Tool, select Selected Text Tool Property from the New Text Property drop down list. When no text has been entered, the system default settings will be used (Lucia Grande font, vertical alignment) This means that each line of text created will use the text formatting options set by the previous line in the Story Editor. The default settings (shown in the Selected Text Tool Property dropdown list) are Copy From Current Text. Next, we need to set how the text will be formatted when on the page. To change this so that each line of text is added to its own separate Text Layer, select Always Create New Layer from the How to Insert New Text drop down list. The New Text section will set how text will be displayed on the page, once it has been added to the Story Editor.īy default, text entered into the Story Editor will be single added to a single Text Layer on the page. In order to do this, we will need to open CLIP STUDIO PAINT’s Preferences window: from the Main Menu, select CLIP STUDIO PAINT > Preferences on macOS/iOS, or File > Preferences on Windows. So, let us dive in and talk about how the Story Editor works in the program.īefore working with the Story Editor, I feel that it is important to make sure that it works according to one’s personal preferences. This can be done either one line at a time, or in bulk by copying and pasting an entire page from a script! What the Story Editor provides is a different method: enter text into a specialized text editor within the program. The usual method of adding text to a page or story is to use the Text Tool: click on the canvas, enter the text, and repeat. This entry into the Guide will cover the Story Editor, a function exclusive to CLIP STUDIO PAINT EX users. Hello there! Welcome back to the CLIP STUDIO GUIDE.
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