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When trying to erase something you just brushed, it is helpful to have an eraser-brush that is slightly larger than the draw-brush. Otherwise, it is quite finicky to remove all the voxels.
Not sure, if the eraser should always be slightly larger than the brush (e.g. 5% larger) or just by default.
This is inspired by the UI of microscopy image browser (MIB).
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When trying to erase something you just brushed, it is helpful to have an eraser-brush that is slightly larger than the draw-brush. Otherwise, it is quite finicky to remove all the voxels.
Not sure, if the eraser should always be slightly larger than the brush (e.g. 5% larger) or just by default.
This is inspired by the UI of microscopy image browser (MIB).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: