a window appears showing the templates, choose any that fits your needs. Then you can add your comic template in any of the ways listed:Ī)new canvas window, tick the template option and click the blank. On the other hand if you already know your comic borders & sizes, go to the "show all comic settings" and input your values. here are links to learn about comic borders: (csp tutorial) | (basics, non-csp but still informational). "what do those words mean"), you can go to the "comic" section (in the new window) and pick any of the presets from the dropdown. If you're a beginner to comic borders (aka. the template needs info of the inner border/safety zone, and with the comic settings enbaled it's easier to adjust the frames too. If you wanna use csp's templates to make comics that's standard looking, i recommend enabling the comic settings (in the new window or canvas properties window). skip to the *** if you want something simpler. The methods below will detail how to use the templates using the comic settings and frame border folders. however using csp's templates require knowing & enabling the comic settings so that the frames don't extend to the edge of the canvas. Is there a template already baked into CS?
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