Select the base shape for the brush

The Warp tool currently only has three brush shapes available - sphere, cube, and capsule. These do not currently have individual parameters available.

Modify the size of the brush

Increase or decrease the size of the brush. Very large brush sizes may cause a delay between adding clay and the clay appearing.

Hardness determines how much the strength of the brush falls off near the edge of the brush. A low hardness value means that the edge of the warped area will connect more smoothly with the rest of your clay.

The falloff curve determines how the Warp tool affects the clay, so different falloff curves can produce very different results with the same movement. 

• Smooth step: A smooth transition from the center of the brush towards it's edge, but with a noticeable step at the edge.
• Smooth: A fully smooth transition with no noticeable stepping.
• Smooth out: The warp effect maintains it's strength towards the edge of the brush, but is still otherwise smooth.
• Sharp: The warp effect is strongest at the exact center of the brush and then falls away sharply to create a point.
• Linear: The warp effect falls off constantly from it's maximum at the center of the brush to having no effect at the edge of the brush. Tis also creates a point, but with a noticeable step at the edge of the warped surface.