Previous versions suffered lag when scrolling through folders with 500+ brushes. In 3.2.2, thumbnails load asynchronously, meaning you can scroll and work without waiting for images to pop in. This is a game-changer for artists with large custom material libraries.
EX users see an additional folder called "Story Assets" inside the Material library. This folder is designed for multi-page projects, allowing you to attach specific materials (e.g., a recurring background or a character prop) directly to a story file. When you move the story folder on your hard drive, the materials move with it.
If you are a digital artist, manga creator, or illustrator, you have likely heard the buzz surrounding the Clip Studio Paint EX 3.2.2 update. While the version number might seem like a minor decimal increase, this specific iteration has brought significant changes under the hood—particularly regarding how users access, store, and utilize Materials. clip studio paint ex 322 materials
In this deep-dive guide, we will explore everything you need to know about Clip Studio Paint EX 3.2.2 materials, from installation and troubleshooting to advanced organization techniques and the best places to find compatible assets.
In 3.2.2, the star rating system (1–5 stars) is now searchable. Give your top 20 brushes a 5-star rating. Then, in the search bar, type rating:5 to show only your best tools. Click OK
To begin working with Clip Studio Paint EX 3.2.2 materials, locate the Material palette:
One of the most powerful features of the EX version is the ability to turn anything into a reusable material. Here is how to create a custom texture material in under 60 seconds. Your material is now instantly available
Your material is now instantly available. You can drag it from the library onto any canvas.
Go to File > Preferences > Material.