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When you reset brush properties, you are deleting all customization you made a brush. So, why would you do this? Maybe you need to delete custom proprietary brushes from a client, once the project is finished or want to reset some brushes to their defaults because you don’t like the customized settings.
There are two options for resetting brushes to their default settings, you can reset one brush or all.
If you customized any type of brush (including an eraser), you can reset it to its original default settings.
When you reset all brushes, you must go through your preferences.
Access your SketchBook Pro preferences:
In Preferences, select Factory Defaults.
Select Reset Brush Palette.
If you want to reset one brush to its default settings, select the brush in the Brush Editor, tap to access Brush Properties, then scroll to the bottom and tap Reset.
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To reset more than one brush, select Menu > Preferences, then flick up to access the Factory Defaults options.
If you customized any type of brush (including an eraser), you can reset it to its original default settings.