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Johannes Novotny: /* Keyboard Shortcuts */

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Keyboard Shortcuts

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	\| Toggle layers 0--9 \|\| 0--9		\| Toggle layers 0--9 \|\| 0--9
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	\| Toggle the menu and info displays \|\| M		\| Toggle the menu and info displays \|\| M
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	\| Move to the previous/next animation frame \|\| Left/right arrow		\| Move to the previous/next animation frame \|\| Left/right arrow
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	~~\| Save a screenshot of the front wall \|\| S~~
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	\| Quit \|\| Esc		\| Quit \|\| Esc
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	\| Toggle layers 10~~–~~19 \|\| Shift + 0~~–~~9		\| Toggle layers 10--19 \|\| Shift + 0--9
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	\| Toggle the menu and info displays \|\| M		\| Toggle the menu and info displays \|\| M

Jadrian Miles at 22:28, 12 January 2009

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	[[Image:CavePainting-menu-layers.jpg\|frameless\|75px\|left]] <div style="font-size:116%; font-weight:bold; padding-top: .5em; padding-bottom: .17em; margin-bottom: 1ex;">Layers</div>		[[Image:CavePainting-menu-layers.jpg\|frameless\|75px\|left]] <div style="font-size:116%; font-weight:bold; padding-top: .5em; padding-bottom: .17em; margin-bottom: 1ex;">Layers</div>
	This pops up a layer window that is very similar to Photoshop layers. To the left of each layer that is listed, you'll see a button to show or hide the layer. There is also a button to create a new layer. Click on the name of the layer itself to set it as the active drawing layer. You can only draw on one layer at a time ~~—~~ the same as in Photoshop.		This pops up a layer window that is very similar to Photoshop layers. To the left of each layer that is listed, you'll see a button to show or hide the layer. There is also a button to create a new layer. Click on the name of the layer itself to set it as the active drawing layer. You can only draw on one layer at a time --- the same as in Photoshop.

	{{Infobox\|content='''Tip:''' The number of the current drawing layer is always displayed in the top left corner of the screen.}}		{{Infobox\|content='''Tip:''' The number of the current drawing layer is always displayed in the top left corner of the screen.}}

Jadrian Miles: /* Keyboard Shortcuts */

2008-12-02T18:30:07Z

Keyboard Shortcuts

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	Note that Cavepainting can process two simultaneous keypresses. This means that you can toggle the display of layers 2 and 3 simultaneously by hitting both keys at once.		Note that Cavepainting can process two simultaneous keypresses. This means that you can toggle the display of layers 2 and 3 simultaneously by hitting both keys at once.

	[[Category:CavePainting HOWTO]][[Category:User Documentation]]		[[Category:CavePainting]][[Category:CavePainting HOWTO]][[Category:User Documentation]]

Jadrian Miles at 02:11, 21 November 2008

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	Using [[Cavepainting]], like all computer programs, is mostly a matter of getting familiar with it. This HOWTO is a reference for the tools available within the program.		Using [[Cavepainting]], like all computer programs, is mostly a matter of getting familiar with it. This HOWTO is a reference for the tools available within the program. If you'd like to learn more about command-line options and config file variables, see the [[CavePainting/technical user documentation\|technical user documentation]].

	= Using the Controllers =		= Using the Controllers =

Jadrian Miles at 19:45, 17 November 2008

2008-11-17T19:45:59Z

Jadrian Miles: /* Brush Mode Menu */

2008-11-17T19:45:37Z

Brush Mode Menu

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	This is the default drawing mode. When you press and hold the brush button paint starts coming out, but in a special way. As you move around you actually drag the brush along behind you, like a water skier. This makes it easy to draw nice smooth curves and avoid picking up jitter in the line from muscular and/or 3D tracker noise. In this mode you can also transition smoothly while you are drawing from the drag drawing style to a two-handed drawing style by pressing and holding the button in your other hand. In the two-handed mode, as described below, your line is constrained to move directly toward your other hand.		This is the default drawing mode. When you press and hold the brush button paint starts coming out, but in a special way. As you move around you actually drag the brush along behind you, like a water skier. This makes it easy to draw nice smooth curves and avoid picking up jitter in the line from muscular and/or 3D tracker noise. In this mode you can also transition smoothly while you are drawing from the drag drawing style to a two-handed drawing style by pressing and holding the button in your other hand. In the two-handed mode, as described below, your line is constrained to move directly toward your other hand.

	{{~~Template:~~Infobox\|content='''Tip:''' In this mode, use the guideline. Unlike the freehand mode, you can draw very slowly without ending up with a jittery line. If you want to make a very precise line, watch that guideline and don’t move your brush forward until it points in exactly the direction you want to go.}}		{{Infobox\|content='''Tip:''' In this mode, use the guideline. Unlike the freehand mode, you can draw very slowly without ending up with a jittery line. If you want to make a very precise line, watch that guideline and don’t move your brush forward until it points in exactly the direction you want to go.}}

	{{~~Template:~~Infobox\|content='''Another tip:''' If you are drawing a line that has some straight sections and some very curvy ones, try engaging the two-handed drawing feature by pressing and holding the button in your non-brush hand when you get to the straight sections.}}		{{Infobox\|content='''Another tip:''' If you are drawing a line that has some straight sections and some very curvy ones, try engaging the two-handed drawing feature by pressing and holding the button in your non-brush hand when you get to the straight sections.}}

	[[Image:CavePainting-menu-tapedraw.jpg\|frameless\|75px\|left]] <div style="font-size:116%; font-weight:bold; padding-top: .5em; padding-bottom: .17em; margin-bottom: 1ex;">Two-Handed Drawing Mode</div>		[[Image:CavePainting-menu-tapedraw.jpg\|frameless\|75px\|left]] <div style="font-size:116%; font-weight:bold; padding-top: .5em; padding-bottom: .17em; margin-bottom: 1ex;">Two-Handed Drawing Mode</div>
	This is a drawing mode to use when you really want precision or when you want a straight line. When you draw, your brush is constrained to move only in the direction toward your other hand. So, if you hold your other hand still, you’ll get a totally straight line. If you move your hands together you can draw very precise and smooth curves with this mode.		This is a drawing mode to use when you really want precision or when you want a straight line. When you draw, your brush is constrained to move only in the direction toward your other hand. So, if you hold your other hand still, you’ll get a totally straight line. If you move your hands together you can draw very precise and smooth curves with this mode.

	{{~~Template:~~Infobox\|content='''Tip:''' In this mode, use the guideline. Line it up carefully and don’t advance the line forward until you see it is in the right place.}}		{{Infobox\|content='''Tip:''' In this mode, use the guideline. Line it up carefully and don’t advance the line forward until you see it is in the right place.}}

	[[Image:CavePainting-menu-paintmode.jpg\|frameless\|75px\|left]] <div style="font-size:116%; font-weight:bold; padding-top: .5em; padding-bottom: .17em; margin-bottom: 1ex;">Freehand Drawing Mode</div>		[[Image:CavePainting-menu-paintmode.jpg\|frameless\|75px\|left]] <div style="font-size:116%; font-weight:bold; padding-top: .5em; padding-bottom: .17em; margin-bottom: 1ex;">Freehand Drawing Mode</div>
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	In this mode, you can select marks, images, and annotations in your drawing to move around. In this mode and in the delete mode, you will see little spheres show up near the marks when you move your brush near them. These are handles. The closest handle to your brush will be red and all the others will be orange. The mark or image belonging to the closest handle will also highlight by turning red so you can see when it is selected. Once you have it selected, press and hold the brush button to grab it and move it around. Release it when you get it where you want.		In this mode, you can select marks, images, and annotations in your drawing to move around. In this mode and in the delete mode, you will see little spheres show up near the marks when you move your brush near them. These are handles. The closest handle to your brush will be red and all the others will be orange. The mark or image belonging to the closest handle will also highlight by turning red so you can see when it is selected. Once you have it selected, press and hold the brush button to grab it and move it around. Release it when you get it where you want.

	{{~~Template:~~Infobox\|content='''Tip:''' The handles that you grab onto show up at the end points of lines that you draw. Put your brush near the end of the line to select it.}}		{{Infobox\|content='''Tip:''' The handles that you grab onto show up at the end points of lines that you draw. Put your brush near the end of the line to select it.}}

	[[Image:CavePainting-menu-copytonextframe.jpg\|frameless\|75px\|left]] <div style="font-size:116%; font-weight:bold; padding-top: .5em; padding-bottom: .17em; margin-bottom: 1ex;">Copy Mark to Next Frame</div>		[[Image:CavePainting-menu-copytonextframe.jpg\|frameless\|75px\|left]] <div style="font-size:116%; font-weight:bold; padding-top: .5em; padding-bottom: .17em; margin-bottom: 1ex;">Copy Mark to Next Frame</div>

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Jadrian Miles: /* Save/Load Menu */

2008-10-27T22:08:02Z

Save/Load Menu

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	[[Image:CavePainting-menu-loadartwork.jpg\|frameless\|75px\|left]] <div style="font-size:116%; font-weight:bold; padding-top: .5em; padding-bottom: .17em; margin-bottom: 1ex;">Load Artwork</div>		[[Image:CavePainting-menu-loadartwork.jpg\|frameless\|75px\|left]] <div style="font-size:116%; font-weight:bold; padding-top: .5em; padding-bottom: .17em; margin-bottom: 1ex;">Load Artwork</div>
	This pops up a list of files in the directory ~~setup~~ for your account. You can select one to load and then just look at it, or keep working on it and save it again.		This pops up a list of files in the directory set up for your account. You can select one to load and then just look at it, or keep working on it and save it again.

	[[Image:CavePainting-menu-snapshot.jpg\|frameless\|75px\|left]] <div style="font-size:116%; font-weight:bold; padding-top: .5em; padding-bottom: .17em; margin-bottom: 1ex;">Save Snapshot</div>		[[Image:CavePainting-menu-snapshot.jpg\|frameless\|75px\|left]] <div style="font-size:116%; font-weight:bold; padding-top: .5em; padding-bottom: .17em; margin-bottom: 1ex;">Save Snapshot</div>

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	This is the default drawing mode. When you press and hold the brush button paint starts coming out, but in a special way. As you move around you actually drag the brush along behind you, like a water skier. This makes it easy to draw nice smooth curves and avoid picking up jitter in the line from muscular and/or 3D tracker noise. In this mode you can also transition smoothly while you are drawing from the drag drawing style to a two-handed drawing style by pressing and holding the button in your other hand. In the two-handed mode, as described below, your line is constrained to move directly toward your other hand.		This is the default drawing mode. When you press and hold the brush button paint starts coming out, but in a special way. As you move around you actually drag the brush along behind you, like a water skier. This makes it easy to draw nice smooth curves and avoid picking up jitter in the line from muscular and/or 3D tracker noise. In this mode you can also transition smoothly while you are drawing from the drag drawing style to a two-handed drawing style by pressing and holding the button in your other hand. In the two-handed mode, as described below, your line is constrained to move directly toward your other hand.

	{{~~Template:~~Infobox\|content='''Tip:''' In this mode, use the guideline. Unlike the freehand mode, you can draw very slowly without ending up with a jittery line. If you want to make a very precise line, watch that guideline and don’t move your brush forward until it points in exactly the direction you want to go.}}		{{Infobox\|content='''Tip:''' In this mode, use the guideline. Unlike the freehand mode, you can draw very slowly without ending up with a jittery line. If you want to make a very precise line, watch that guideline and don’t move your brush forward until it points in exactly the direction you want to go.}}

	{{~~Template:~~Infobox\|content='''Another tip:''' If you are drawing a line that has some straight sections and some very curvy ones, try engaging the two-handed drawing feature by pressing and holding the button in your non-brush hand when you get to the straight sections.}}		{{Infobox\|content='''Another tip:''' If you are drawing a line that has some straight sections and some very curvy ones, try engaging the two-handed drawing feature by pressing and holding the button in your non-brush hand when you get to the straight sections.}}

	[[Image:CavePainting-menu-tapedraw.jpg\|frameless\|75px\|left]] <div style="font-size:116%; font-weight:bold; padding-top: .5em; padding-bottom: .17em; margin-bottom: 1ex;">Two-Handed Drawing Mode</div>		[[Image:CavePainting-menu-tapedraw.jpg\|frameless\|75px\|left]] <div style="font-size:116%; font-weight:bold; padding-top: .5em; padding-bottom: .17em; margin-bottom: 1ex;">Two-Handed Drawing Mode</div>
	This is a drawing mode to use when you really want precision or when you want a straight line. When you draw, your brush is constrained to move only in the direction toward your other hand. So, if you hold your other hand still, you’ll get a totally straight line. If you move your hands together you can draw very precise and smooth curves with this mode.		This is a drawing mode to use when you really want precision or when you want a straight line. When you draw, your brush is constrained to move only in the direction toward your other hand. So, if you hold your other hand still, you’ll get a totally straight line. If you move your hands together you can draw very precise and smooth curves with this mode.

	{{~~Template:~~Infobox\|content='''Tip:''' In this mode, use the guideline. Line it up carefully and don’t advance the line forward until you see it is in the right place.}}		{{Infobox\|content='''Tip:''' In this mode, use the guideline. Line it up carefully and don’t advance the line forward until you see it is in the right place.}}

	[[Image:CavePainting-menu-paintmode.jpg\|frameless\|75px\|left]] <div style="font-size:116%; font-weight:bold; padding-top: .5em; padding-bottom: .17em; margin-bottom: 1ex;">Freehand Drawing Mode</div>		[[Image:CavePainting-menu-paintmode.jpg\|frameless\|75px\|left]] <div style="font-size:116%; font-weight:bold; padding-top: .5em; padding-bottom: .17em; margin-bottom: 1ex;">Freehand Drawing Mode</div>
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	In this mode, you can select marks, images, and annotations in your drawing to move around. In this mode and in the delete mode, you will see little spheres show up near the marks when you move your brush near them. These are handles. The closest handle to your brush will be red and all the others will be orange. The mark or image belonging to the closest handle will also highlight by turning red so you can see when it is selected. Once you have it selected, press and hold the brush button to grab it and move it around. Release it when you get it where you want.		In this mode, you can select marks, images, and annotations in your drawing to move around. In this mode and in the delete mode, you will see little spheres show up near the marks when you move your brush near them. These are handles. The closest handle to your brush will be red and all the others will be orange. The mark or image belonging to the closest handle will also highlight by turning red so you can see when it is selected. Once you have it selected, press and hold the brush button to grab it and move it around. Release it when you get it where you want.

	{{~~Template:~~Infobox\|content='''Tip:''' The handles that you grab onto show up at the end points of lines that you draw. Put your brush near the end of the line to select it.}}		{{Infobox\|content='''Tip:''' The handles that you grab onto show up at the end points of lines that you draw. Put your brush near the end of the line to select it.}}

	[[Image:CavePainting-menu-copytonextframe.jpg\|frameless\|75px\|left]] <div style="font-size:116%; font-weight:bold; padding-top: .5em; padding-bottom: .17em; margin-bottom: 1ex;">Copy Mark to Next Frame</div>		[[Image:CavePainting-menu-copytonextframe.jpg\|frameless\|75px\|left]] <div style="font-size:116%; font-weight:bold; padding-top: .5em; padding-bottom: .17em; margin-bottom: 1ex;">Copy Mark to Next Frame</div>

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	Use this to select the color swatch for the brush. In some modes, the color is interpolated down the column that you select based on how hard you push on the brush button when you draw. Otherwise, the color at the very top of the column is always used.		Use this to select the color swatch for the brush. In some modes, the color is interpolated down the column that you select based on how hard you push on the brush button when you draw. Otherwise, the color at the very top of the column is always used.

	{{~~Template:~~Infobox\|content='''Tip:''' If you have multiple color palettes loaded, you can switch between them by pressing the button on your non-brush hand or the space bar when this widget is active. Remember, you have to pick one color palette and stick with it for your whole drawing.}}		{{Infobox\|content='''Tip:''' If you have multiple color palettes loaded, you can switch between them by pressing the button on your non-brush hand or the space bar when this widget is active. Remember, you have to pick one color palette and stick with it for your whole drawing.}}

	[[Image:CavePainting-menu-texpicker.jpg\|frameless\|75px\|left]] <div style="font-size:116%; font-weight:bold; padding-top: .5em; padding-bottom: .17em; margin-bottom: 1ex;">Pattern</div>		[[Image:CavePainting-menu-texpicker.jpg\|frameless\|75px\|left]] <div style="font-size:116%; font-weight:bold; padding-top: .5em; padding-bottom: .17em; margin-bottom: 1ex;">Pattern</div>
	Use this to select the pattern to map onto the form of the brush. Depending on the mark type you have selected, this pattern will either repeat along the form, or get stretched out along the length of it.		Use this to select the pattern to map onto the form of the brush. Depending on the mark type you have selected, this pattern will either repeat along the form, or get stretched out along the length of it.

	{{~~Template:~~Infobox\|content='''Tip''' This pattern gets combined with the current brush color. If it looks really dark, it's probably because you have a dark color selected and the pattern is making it look even darker. To just see the true color of the pattern, go to the color picker and select white.}}		{{Infobox\|content='''Tip''' This pattern gets combined with the current brush color. If it looks really dark, it's probably because you have a dark color selected and the pattern is making it look even darker. To just see the true color of the pattern, go to the color picker and select white.}}

	You can also switch through other pattern palettes by pressing the button on your non-brush hand or the space bar when this widget is active.		You can also switch through other pattern palettes by pressing the button on your non-brush hand or the space bar when this widget is active.
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	Use this to select a black and white pattern to map onto the form of the brush. This works the same was as the patterns described above, except that it controls transparency, not color. Where the pattern is black, the form will come out completely transparent, and where it is white it will be opaque.		Use this to select a black and white pattern to map onto the form of the brush. This works the same was as the patterns described above, except that it controls transparency, not color. Where the pattern is black, the form will come out completely transparent, and where it is white it will be opaque.

	{{~~Template:~~Infobox\|content='''Tip:''' Try using this to draw a line with a stippled look to it. You can also switch through other brush tip palettes by pressing the button on your non-brush hand or the space bar when this widget is active.}}		{{Infobox\|content='''Tip:''' Try using this to draw a line with a stippled look to it. You can also switch through other brush tip palettes by pressing the button on your non-brush hand or the space bar when this widget is active.}}

	[[Image:CavePainting-menu-material.jpg\|frameless\|75px\|left]] <div style="font-size:116%; font-weight:bold; padding-top: .5em; padding-bottom: .17em; margin-bottom: 1ex;">Mark Type</div>		[[Image:CavePainting-menu-material.jpg\|frameless\|75px\|left]] <div style="font-size:116%; font-weight:bold; padding-top: .5em; padding-bottom: .17em; margin-bottom: 1ex;">Mark Type</div>
	Use this to select the type of 3D geometry that comes out of the brush. You can create tubes, ribbons, flattened tubes, or annotations (arrows with text labels).		Use this to select the type of 3D geometry that comes out of the brush. You can create tubes, ribbons, flattened tubes, or annotations (arrows with text labels).

	{{~~Template:~~Infobox\|content='''Tip:''' You can also control how patterns are applied to the forms here. Use a stamped (repeating) pattern, or a stretched pattern. Try drawing a muscle with a stretched out texture that looks like muscle fibers.}}		{{Infobox\|content='''Tip:''' You can also control how patterns are applied to the forms here. Use a stamped (repeating) pattern, or a stretched pattern. Try drawing a muscle with a stretched out texture that looks like muscle fibers.}}

	== Artwork Menu ==		== Artwork Menu ==
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	This pops up a layer window that is very similar to Photoshop layers. To the left of each layer that is listed, you'll see a button to show or hide the layer. There is also a button to create a new layer. Click on the name of the layer itself to set it as the active drawing layer. You can only draw on one layer at a time — the same as in Photoshop.		This pops up a layer window that is very similar to Photoshop layers. To the left of each layer that is listed, you'll see a button to show or hide the layer. There is also a button to create a new layer. Click on the name of the layer itself to set it as the active drawing layer. You can only draw on one layer at a time — the same as in Photoshop.

	{{~~Template:~~Infobox\|content='''Tip:''' The number of the current drawing layer is always displayed in the top left corner of the screen.}}		{{Infobox\|content='''Tip:''' The number of the current drawing layer is always displayed in the top left corner of the screen.}}

	Try drawing a figure with the bones on one layer and the muscles on another, then you can turn one or the other off easily at any time.		Try drawing a figure with the bones on one layer and the muscles on another, then you can turn one or the other off easily at any time.
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	This pops up a movie frame window that looks very similar to the layer window. Unlike layers, only one frame can be seen at a time. In fact, many drawings will only have one frame. Thus, they are like a sculpture. You can animate your sculpture by drawing in multiple frames and then cycling quickly through the frames by pressing the arrow keys on the keyboard.		This pops up a movie frame window that looks very similar to the layer window. Unlike layers, only one frame can be seen at a time. In fact, many drawings will only have one frame. Thus, they are like a sculpture. You can animate your sculpture by drawing in multiple frames and then cycling quickly through the frames by pressing the arrow keys on the keyboard.

	{{~~Template:~~Infobox\|content='''Tip:''' You can copy an entire frame to another frame. Use this carefully because it really copies the entire contents of the frame, so you really only want to do it once. But, it could be helpful if you want to draw all the bones for a skeleton in frame 1 and then copy them all to frame 2, 3, and 4. Then, you don't need to redraw them all in the other frames, you can simply move them around until you get them in the right position.}}		{{Infobox\|content='''Tip:''' You can copy an entire frame to another frame. Use this carefully because it really copies the entire contents of the frame, so you really only want to do it once. But, it could be helpful if you want to draw all the bones for a skeleton in frame 1 and then copy them all to frame 2, 3, and 4. Then, you don't need to redraw them all in the other frames, you can simply move them around until you get them in the right position.}}

	== Undo/Redo (Oops) Menu ==		== Undo/Redo (Oops) Menu ==
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	This saves a .3DArt file of your work to disk. When you select this, the program suggests a name for the file. You can change it using the keyboard, or you can just press enter on the keyboard OR press the brush button (if you don't have the keyboard next to you) to keep it. It will always avoid overwriting any of your existing files by adding a number to the end of the filename. For example, if the first time you save your drawing as "myDrawing" the second time you save, the program will suggest "myDrawing2" as the name.		This saves a .3DArt file of your work to disk. When you select this, the program suggests a name for the file. You can change it using the keyboard, or you can just press enter on the keyboard OR press the brush button (if you don't have the keyboard next to you) to keep it. It will always avoid overwriting any of your existing files by adding a number to the end of the filename. For example, if the first time you save your drawing as "myDrawing" the second time you save, the program will suggest "myDrawing2" as the name.

	{{~~Template:~~Infobox\|content='''Tip:''' Keep in mind that you are using research, not production, software here. This means you get some unique, cutting edge features, but you might uncover a few bugs. In other words, it's always possible that the program could crash. Your best defense against losing your work is to save it often!}}		{{Infobox\|content='''Tip:''' Keep in mind that you are using research, not production, software here. This means you get some unique, cutting edge features, but you might uncover a few bugs. In other words, it's always possible that the program could crash. Your best defense against losing your work is to save it often!}}

	[[Image:CavePainting-menu-loadartwork.jpg\|frameless\|75px\|left]] <div style="font-size:116%; font-weight:bold; padding-top: .5em; padding-bottom: .17em; margin-bottom: 1ex;">Load Artwork</div>		[[Image:CavePainting-menu-loadartwork.jpg\|frameless\|75px\|left]] <div style="font-size:116%; font-weight:bold; padding-top: .5em; padding-bottom: .17em; margin-bottom: 1ex;">Load Artwork</div>