If using a Print Guide, check the Manga Draft Settings.

Select how the page dimensions will be represented (centimeters, millimeters, inches, pixels, or points) from the Unit dropdown list.Ģ. Here is a condensed explanation on how to do this:ġ. There is also a scroll bar on the right hand side, that can be used to view the options I cover that might not be visible.īefore the story file can be set up, I recommend setting up the canvas and (optional) print guide.

There are a *lot* options available, so the size of the dialog box may need to be expanded by clicking and dragging along its sides. After understanding the All Settings options, I suggest checking out the other tabs, if a simpler approach to creating Story files is desired.Ĭlicking the Blue Use of Work button will bring up the All Settings tab. To do this, they reduce what can be customized by the user. The Comic and Fanzine tabs provide streamlined methods to creating the Story Files. However, the All Settings tab will be used for this tutorial, as it provides the most user flexibility in creating the canvas and print guide sizes for the comic. The Comic, Fanzine, and All Settings tabs can be used to create a Story file. Animation (Pink): Provides the settings and options for creating animations in the program. All Settings (Blue): Provides all of the settings and options available to create a single or multi-page comic. Fanzine (Green): Creates a multi-page comic with a pre-set selection of canvas sizes and other options. Comic (Purple): Creates a single or multi-page comic with user defined canvas size and preset print guide. Illustration (Orange): Creates a simple canvas with no print guide. This will bring up the New Page Dialog Box: Export multiple pages at once, all with the same export settingsīefore we can do all that, let’s break down how to how to create a story file in CLIP STUDIO PAINT.Ĭreating a new Story begins the same way as creating a New Page: by selecting File → New from the Main Menu, or by pressing Ctrl+N (⌘+N on Macs) on the keyboard. Preview how the story will look with the 3D Viewer Add dialog to each page with the Story Editor Combine pages into two-page spreads (or split a spread into two pages) Resize/readjust one or more pages within the story

Add, remove, duplicate, and re-arrange pages within the story This allows us to use options that would not normally be available when creating each page individually: Story files (for those unfamiliar with them), serve as a repository for all the pages of a comic’s story, chapter, or issue. Today’s tutorial is for the CLIP STUDIO PAINT EX users out there, as I am going to discuss how to create a new Story in the program. Hello there! Welcome back to the CLIP STUDIO Guide!

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