Undo: Undoes the last action or stroke you did on the drawing.This does the same as Save Pic located on the Canvas Options toolbar. Save Oekaki: Performs a save of your current image and presents you with options after saving.Most of this is self explanitory and if you wish, you can skip this explanation and go to the next step where we learn about your tools. Let's run through briefly what is under each section of this menu and what it does. This is the menu for the entire Java application of Chibi Paint that you just loaded. Oekaki Menu Oekaki Tools Canvas Options Line Style Box Colour Palette Colour Drop Box Textures Menu Brush Options Layers Box Canvas You can also click them below to go to that particular explanation ~ Here is a list of the sections by colour I will use to define and name them by for ease of distinction. It's always ideal for your first drawing to either start in Beginners or in Sketches and Experiments, as indicated by the colourful arrows below. Now that we have this accomplished we can begin your oekaki! The Java Website, where you can download / update: Click me to get Java! If you are still having issues, please use the text search in the Suggestions and Problems forum for the word 'java' and you will be able to find all the help responses concerning these issues that have been mentioned thus far. If you are having issues loading, or the image blanks out, or your Java is not up to date, it is reccommended that you uninstall / reinstall it fully and restart your browser. You will need to ensure you have the most recent version of Java correctly and fully installed on your comptuer to use the Oekaki. In the Oekaki area you can draw and post a variety of pictures and doodles for other users to see! To begin however, there are some things you might not know or understand about the Oekaki, and when you first load it it looks a bit complicated and daunting! Never fear, this guide will run you through just about every single tool and option on here so you know what you can use and what it does. The Oekaki on Chickensmoothie is a Java-based drawing application called Chibi Paint which Nick integrated into the CS forum. What is the Oekaki? How does it work? What is Java? Welcome to the in-depth guide to the Chickensmoothie Oekaki The tools, functions, basic use, rules and explanations.

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