Part 2 out now! https://youtu.be/g6JttkY05zY

If you click C you can make your brush transparent, I use this instead of a rubber tool because transparent brushes are good for raster, then I can use the rubber (alr on vector) to remove vector lines

The best tip I've ever gotten was that Brightness to opacity can also be used when scanning line-art to be used digitally :)

0:50 Add 3D models

Very informative, although you didn't mention that some of these features like the LT convert, and advanced comic tools like having multiple pages in one comic document, are only available on the EX version of clip studio paint.

Don't be afraid to make very simple auto actions! I have a ton setup for simple things like setting up shading and highlight layers or just applying a few simple effects! They are very handy to make things a lot quicker. Even though most of them would only take a few seconds or a minute at most having them be 1 click and no other input is very handy!!!

Clip Studio is such a great tool. It is insanely customizable and has so many features, with new ones steadily being added and despite all of that it is affordable. You didn't mention the quick access palette I think, which in essence you can convert to a small control panel for everything you want to do with the program. Especially with autoactions which are magic by themselves (I use them for example to toggle the visibility of reference layers by shortcut or create perspective rulers)

I don't think anyone mentioned it on the comments or at least I didn't see it on the time I scrolled down but, while using the mesh transform tool, you can increase/decrease the number of points you can play with under the settings of the tool after you've gone into mesh transform mode. This was so useful to know back in the day when CSP didn't have liquify yet :)

going to layers quickly: 2:24, timelapses: 3:49, scrolling through and previewing layer modes/functions: 4:40, multi-layer erasure: 5:47, subviewing for reference images: 6:08, perspective grids: 6:27, obtaining color from other windows that aren't clipstudio: 7:30, tonal correction: 7:44, gradient map layers: 8:35, comic panels: 10:00, organizing brushes: 10:54, organizing workspace: 12:48,

OMG THIS IS SO USEFUL THANK YOU SO MUCH I WILL SEND THIS VIDEO FOR EVERY ARTIST THAT I KNOW MAY GOD BLESS YOU FOR THE REST YOUR LIFE

4:42 I'VE BEEN LOOKING FOR THIS ONE THANK YOU!!

I think the only thing i have to add is that as well as being able to colour pick from the current layer, there are many other settings available for the colour picker tool that let you:

SQUEEEE! I just realized! The song you're using at 5:05 is a piano rendition of "Mysterious Journey," from the Castle of Cagliostro soundtrack. That is a really deep cut for a background track. I've never heard this version before. (listens a little longer) Ohhhh, so it's a whole medly of Lupin piano music. Gotcha.

That lasso fill tool got me SHOOK. This is gonna save me so much time on filling base colours, Thank you!

Fascinated by your workspace layout, where different tool groups are on the far left, but the individual brushes are on the far right