The File menu contains commands relating to the handling of file, print, browse and wallpaper. File Menu New (Ctrl + N) The new command allows you to create a new image or picture. Default values are auto generated, but you can change anything you want. The below… Read More »File
Menu Bar The Menu Bar allows you to access all commands in Hornil StylePix. The Menu Bar consists of eight top-level menus: File, Edit, Image, Object, Filter, View, Window and Help. Where is the Menu Bar? The Menu Bar is located to the top of a window… Read More »Menu Bar
Workspace Hornil StylePix is consisted of twelve parts: Menu Bar, Main tools, Object tools, View tools, Edit tools, Canvas, Tool Options, Thumbnail, Histogram, Action list, Hierachy and Status bar. Each part is labeled below: Workspace The screenshot above shows the… Read More »Workspace of StylePix
Blend modes in StylePix are used to determine how two layers are blended into each other. The default blend mode is simply to hide the lower layer with whatever is present in the top layer. In StylePix, you can use… Read More »Blending Modes
The selection is divided into object selection and region selection. The object selection is to select one or more objects for manipulation. The region selection is to select areas of the active layer. Object Selection If you want to select one or more objects, you can… Read More »Selections
Layers are used to separate different objects of the canvas. Layers are like transparencies stacked on another. Each layer can have different objects. A Hornil StylePix image can consist of multiple layers. The above sample image ‘Layers’ is made up of five layers: the… Read More »Layers
This section provides an brief introduction to the basic concepts and terminology. Canvas The canvas is a place for drawing or edting images by several tools. In Hornil StylePix, a lot of canvas can be opened at the same time. For… Read More »Basic concepts of StylePix
Hornil StylePix provides two methods to uninstall the program. Removing Hornil StylePix using the included Uninstaller Uninstallation using the ‘Add or Remove Programs’ of the Windows Control Panel Note
You start StylePix either by clicking on an icon, or by typing StylePix.exe on a command line. StylePix supports multiple instances at the same time. Command Line Arguments StylePix can accept any number of arguments form the command line. This allows you… Read More »Running StylePix
StylePix is distributed in two types: Setup Wizard and Portable. A portable version runs from a removable storage device such as a USB flash drive, flash card, or floppy disk without installation. System Requirements Setup Wizard 1. Welcome: When you first… Read More »Install StylePix