What's new in Painter 2015?

- Just what is new in Painter 2015? Let's take a quick look. First and foremost, the rewriting of Painter's OS X code into 64-bit code. Particle Brushes. These brushes use physical modeling of dynamic forces like gravity, chaos, springiness versus stiffness, directional force and the like, to create decidedly unnatural media. You've got to see it to believe it. Jitters Smoothing. Painter's Brush controls are peppered with the use of jitters throughout.

This enables user controlled randomization within a variety of controls. Smoothing enables an additional level of finesse to jitter. Updated Brush Tracking. With all of the different brush engines, a one-size fits all approach to calibrating Painter's brushes no longer works. You can now adjust each current brush in real-time and this setting remains sticky from session to session. You can also choose to make this change permanent. Improved Custom Palette Tools.

The Custom Palette Tool enables you to shape Painter's UI to suit your workflow. New additions improved this capability. Well, after going through that, I guess there is a lot of cool new stuff, huh? Painter and the Corel engineers never cease to amaze.