Dynamic Fill: Which statement is true about its use?

Dynamic Fill: Which statement is true about its use?

• A. Dynamic Fill uses only default properties.
• B. Dynamic Fill can use default properties or the properties of any markups from the Tool Chest.
• C. Dynamic Fill uses only properties from the active tool
• D. Dynamic Fill cannot reuse properties

Answer: (B)

Dynamic Fill lets you control how the filled area looks by choosing where its appearance comes from. You can start with the default properties for a quick, consistent look, or you can reuse the properties from existing markups stored in the Tool Chest. This means you can quickly apply the same color, opacity, line style, and fill patterns across different fills by pulling those settings from any markup in the Tool Chest, ensuring consistency without re-setting everything manually. It’s not limited to defaults, nor tied only to the active tool, and it does allow reusing properties from other markups.

Dynamic Fill lets you control how the filled area looks by choosing where its appearance comes from. You can start with the default properties for a quick, consistent look, or you can reuse the properties from existing markups stored in the Tool Chest. This means you can quickly apply the same color, opacity, line style, and fill patterns across different fills by pulling those settings from any markup in the Tool Chest, ensuring consistency without re-setting everything manually. It’s not limited to defaults, nor tied only to the active tool, and it does allow reusing properties from other markups.