Texel Tools and Modes
Texel editing combines familiar Foxel tools with a smaller set of texture-focused modes.
Available Tools
| Icon | Tool | Purpose |
|---|---|---|
 | Draw Tool | Creates or fills texel data. |
 | Erase Tool | Clears texel data. |
 | Paint Tool | Applies the active color. |
 | Material Tool | Applies the active material. |
 | Select Tool | Selects texels. |
Available Modes
| Icon | Mode | Best used for |
|---|---|---|
 | Point Mode | Precise texel edits |
 | Area Mode | Screen-space rectangle edits |
 | Brush Mode | Freehand painting |
 | Flood Mode | Connected matching regions |
Mode notes
Point Mode
Point Mode is best when you want exact control over individual texels.
Area Mode
Area Mode lets you drag a rectangular screen-space region and apply the current tool to it.
Brush Mode
Brush Mode is useful for painterly edits and quick texture cleanup.
Available brush sizes:
| Size | Icon |
|---|---|
| Small |  |
| Medium |  |
| Large |  |
| Extra Large |  |
Flood Mode
Flood Mode expands through matching neighboring texels, which makes it useful for quick recoloring.