In my workflow I use the right-click Erase most time, and if I need to erase faster bigger areas, I flip my pen and use the Eraser tip. So each time you flip your pen you will have this eraser. For that you need of course a pen with this function, like Wacom pen, and then you click with it an Eraser you want, and it will be remembered until you click something else with it. You can also use your stylus pen Eraser end (the other end of the stylus) to Erase. Just search for the name of the eraser tool you want, and assign a shortcut to it.ģ. If you want a different Eraser, then you have to create a dedicated Eraser tool action (several of those are already preset by default in the Sketch Panels) and assign a shortcut to it in the Shortcuts Prefs (Edit>Shortcuts.). You can of course use F4 for switching to the same Erase mode, but you then will have to press F2 to go back to Color mode. This is the fastest and the most organic way to use any brush as eraser. Releasing the right-click will turn it back into the previous mode. If you are using any brush or tool, pressing the RIGHT-CLICK (on a stylus pen it's usually the side switch) will switch this same brush to Eraser mode as long as it's pressed. There is not really a dedicated Eraser tool, as in other software, but rather it's just a function of any drawing tool.ġ. This is super easy as TVPaint is very flexible and can be achieved in several ways depending on the result you want.
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