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dear developers, and other very knowledgable folks

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Oct 29, 2008 Oct 29, 2008

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I've been wondering... is there a way to edit a calligraphic brush stroke performed with a wacom tablet after the fact. i mean specifically the pressure, tilt, bearing. are these properties that are written to the path?

I would assume so, but after digging through the API reference for a couple of days i'm coming up w/ my hands empty. so any help would be greatly appreciated.

btw: what i've found so far.
] AITool.h

] 00395 typedef short AIToolPressure;
] 00398 enum AIToolPressureValue
] 00399 {
c ...omitted...
] 00406 };
] 00407
] 00410 typedef short AIToolAngle;
] 00413 enum AIToolAngleValue
] 00414 {
c ...omitted...
] 00437 };
] 00438

so can anybody tell me where these would be written to the path if they indeed are written to the path?
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Oct 30, 2008 Oct 30, 2008

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Written to the path? I'm not sure I quite follow. I don't think those are properties of the paths created, but rather they're there so you can write your own tool that uses them.

I *think* you're meant to create your own tool and catch the mouse down/up/move events, during which you can query those values out and then interpret them however you like. E.g. as AIToolPressureValue goes up, increase stroke width.

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