Hello, how can I stop this from happening?
Whenever I stroke over a previous stroke it increases the Transparency.
I would like to use pressure sensitivity to make my stroke lighter without the transparency build up on multi strokes.
Here is an example.
Thank you.
How to avoid Transparency build up when overlapping strokes?
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AgitoSavra
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Re: How to avoid value build up when overlapping strokes?
seems transparency included in the brush shape you are using. You can set Spacing to 0 to solve it
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AgitoSavra
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Re: How to avoid value build up when overlapping strokes?
This didn't seem to work.support wrote:seems transparency included in the brush shape you are using. You can set Spacing to 0 to solve it
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AgitoSavra
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Re: How to avoid value build up when overlapping strokes?
Also I seem to have been confused about what I wanted to talk about. I meant to say that the Transparency increases on the second stroke. I would like to have Denser Transparency take priority over lighter Transparency on the second stroke.support wrote:seems transparency included in the brush shape you are using. You can set Spacing to 0 to solve it