.The Eraser tool lets you remove pixels from existing paint strokes.
| 1. | Set opacity, brush type, brush size, and brush hardness in the RotoPaint tool settings at the top of the Viewer. (For information on the available options, see Selecting Existing Strokes/Shapes for Editing.) |
| 2. | Optionally, set the lifetime of the stroke in the RotoPaint tool settings. (For information on the available options, see Selecting Existing Strokes/Shapes for Editing.) |
| 3. | Right-click the Brush tool in the RotoPaint toolbar and select the Eraser tool . |
| 4. | Apply strokes as necessary. You can also erase multiple strokes, if you have drawn more than one. |
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| Unwanted paint strokes. | Using the Eraser tool to remove the unwanted paint strokes. |
TIP: If you’re using a graphics tablet, Nuke automatically switches to Eraser mode when you use the erase end of the pen.
