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Switches the tag on or off.
Enable the Include Children option if you want the tag to control child objects as well.
The Mix mode controls how the tag is used in combination with other Sketch Style tags and the Sketch and Toon post effect.
The tag replaces the lines and shading of any parent tags and the Sketch and Toon post effect. In other words, parent tags and the settings in the Sketch and Toon post effect are ignored.
The tag replaces the lines but not the shading of parent tags (provided their Include Children option is enabled) and the Sketch and Toon post effect.
This mode adds the tag’s settings to the settings of parent tags (provided their Include option is enabled) and the Sketch and Toon post effect.
This allows you to use the tag’s settings for lines enabled in the post effect. This works with the post effect only, not with parent tags. Note that you need to enable the line type in the tag also.
Suppose you have Edges enabled in the post effect. You then have a Sketch Style tag on an object and want to use an edge selection for that object.
You need to enable the Edge line type in the Sketch Style tag, then simply set the edge selection and set Mix to Use. This will then use the settings from the post effect and the selections from the tag.
Now suppose you have Contour enabled in the post effect. You set up how the contour looks, but then you want to change which material is used on one object. You add a Sketch Style tag, set it to Use, then enable the Contour line type in the Sketch Style tag. This will then tell Sketch and Toon to use the material set in the Sketch Style tag (if it has one) — no settings for the line types in the Sketch Style tag will be shown when in Use (because they are not used!).
Use will take the material from the tag (if the line type is enabled and the material is set), either the material for the type or the default. Use will then also take any maps/selections from the tag.
These commands enable you to load and save styles. A style is a drawing or painting style, such as thick chalky lines or leaky pen lines, as defined by the Sketch and Toon post effect and the Sketch materials it uses.