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and then click OK to create the new, duplicate preset. The preset appears highlighted at the end of the list and the toolbar. NOTE If 50 presets already exist, you won't be able to add any new ones via duplication. Delete Deletes the brush preset highlighted in the list from both the list and the toolbar. Load Lets you load a saved Preset (BPR) file. Click Load to open the Load Brush Preset File dialog, click a BPR file to load, and then click Open. The loaded Preset file replaces the current presets. Save Lets you save a custom Preset (BPR) file, containing all current brush presets. Click Save to open the Save Brush Preset File dialog, specify a BPR file to save, and then click Save. You can then load the Preset file into 3ds Max at any time. [presets list] Shows all presets in a scrollable list. Each list entry shows a small version of the button image, the preset name, ranges for Strength and Size, Mirror and Mode settings, and other settings depending on the context. To rename a button preset, double-click its name and then edit or enter a new one. Other settings are available from the applicable rollout and the Painter Options dialog on page 1989. For example, you can set the brush strength and size on the applicable rollout, but to set the range, which is used by a pressure-sensitive input device such as a pen and tablet, you must use the Painter Options dialog. Mirror options are also available only from this dialog. The list shows the following general and contextual information: ■ General (all contexts): ■ Strength (with range) ■ Size (with range) ■ Mirror on/off (with axis and offset, if on) ■ Falloff values (set via the Painter Options graph, displayed as a gradient in the button image) ■ VertexPaint on page 1959 ■ Mode (brush state: Paint, Erase, Blur Brush) ■ Color 7514 | Chapter 25 User Interface