| 6. Go to the Brush Selector Bar, select the Image Hose brush from the Brush Category fly out menu. |
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7. Spray the nozzle images on the canvas. |
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| 8. You will have to repeat this procedure every time you want to use another nozzle that is not located in your default nozzle library. | |
| 9. You can also add a nozzle to your default nozzle library as soon as you load the nozzle. To do this, go to the Nozzle Commands fly out menu, click on the Add Nozzle To Library... immediately after loading the nozzle. The Save Nozzle dialog box will appear. | |
| 10. Enter a name in the Save As: window and click the OK button. I don’t recommend doing this often because the default nozzle library will quickly become bloated and Painter will eventually begin to slow down. |
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| Loading Nozzle Libraries and creating new ones | |
| 1. Open a new file. | |
| 2. While still in the Tool Box and choose the Nozzle Selector icon located at the bottom right of the toolbox. This appearance of this icon will change depending on the current selected nozzle file. The Nozzle Content Menu will appear. Located at the top right of the menu is the Selector Menu Arrow. Click on the arrow to access the Nozzle Commands fly out menu. | |
| 3. Choose the Open Library… command and the Choose Nozzles dialog box will appear. | |
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