
The work-frame shortcuts are categorized into two: the single keys and pair. Note: these shortcuts are keys for the Mac but for Windows PC you simply need to replace ‘Cmd’ with ‘Ctrl’, ‘Delete’ with ‘Backspace’, and ‘Option’ with ‘Alt’ This is for when you’re deep in work and they exist to save your time. It comes in very handy since the tools are located at the top and side of the screen and the time it would take you to navigate your mouse might be considerably more than just putting in a letter. These are mostly letters you can punch to invoke tools you want to use in the software. Let’s get these shortcuts: The Tool Shortcuts Also, since Firealpaca is available on both Mac and Windows (PC), the commands will go through tweaks because of the nature of the operating system but we will notify you accordingly. We’ve compiled this list and hope you find them useful. If you are new here, a shortcut is a set of keys used to send a command to the software.

If you are a frequent Firealpaca user and you’ve probably been looking for a list of shortcuts to help enhance your productivity, then this article is for you. Firealpaca is probably the best place to start if you’re a beginner in digital art with simple tools like the Airbrush, watercolor, pencil, etc. It is available to the Windows operating system and Mac. Thank you for listening.Firealpaca is an expressive (and free) digital software for painting and drawing. It is just having to click on the brush menu is as much of a hassle as is painting on the canvas rather than having a docker that you can move around.īelow is a few examples of how FireAlpaca’s preview works with their different brushes much like Krita has. I do know that Krita has the brush menu which includes a Brush Preview so I believe the code to be there already. I have found it overwhelming time and time again flipping through the great selection of brushes here on Krita and not knowing what they do unless I paint with them and possibly ruin my canvas.Ī Brush Preview docker would honestly be such a great addition for me and I believe many other artists as when you flip through the different brushes you are able to preview how they look, how they change the canvas, and how transparent they are.

This is my first ever post on here but I would like to suggest a “Brush Preview” docker much like FireAlpaca has.
