When you rotate the camera around your model, the perspective rulers will also rotate, ensuring that any drawing you do around that 3D model will be in the same perspective. One really helpful feature CSP offers is the inclusion of perspective rulers fixed on your model. More settings are available by clicking the wrench in the bottom corner - this will take you to the Sub Tool Detail palette. If you go to the Tool Property palette, you can make further adjustments to your model, like changing the light source, outlines, and shadows.

Here, you can rotate the camera to position your object, adjust the scale and appearance of the object, and more. When you drag and drop an item to your canvas, you're given a toolbar with several tools to manipulate the model on top, and a toolbar for model settings on the bottom. Small Objects is the folder containing all of the objects you can drag and drop onto your canvas. There are subfolders for all the different types of models, from characters to small objects to scenes. To access the pre-installed 3D objects, go to your Materials palette and open the 3D folder. Clip Studio Paint makes this even easier by having its own 3D model integration, which allows you to use a huge library of pre-installed 3D models or to add your own. 3D models are a great way to ease your workflow as a comic artist or illustrator.

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